In January 2019, the International Waterbird Census took place all over the world. Despite the cold winter weather and the cool breeze, Slovak ornithologists too went outside to count the water birds. ...
Are new technologies that automate repetitive tasks going to cause a social upheaval by putting large numbers of employees out of work?
Whether you see artificial intelligence as a great promise or a menacing threat, it has suddenly become obvious to everyone that it's really here, and here to stay.
A tissue biopsy has long been the preferred method for detecting or monitoring the progress of a cancer disease, but its shortcomings - it's both invasive and restricted to a limited region - have led ...
What is the strange science of 'quantum mechanics' all about, and what makes it different from the other sciences that most of us are more familiar with?
The ongoing fight against viruses is fought on many fronts, including in Africa where a Slovak virologist recently won an international award for his work in identifying a particularly dangerous form of ...
Irit Yaniv is a medical doctor by profession but she decided to study business too and get involved with startups trying to innovate in the area of medical devices and the management of chronic diseases ...
You may never heard of 'mitochondria' but you can't live without them - tiny 'organelles' that form an integral part of the structure of our living cells.
About 300,000 people in Slovakia have been diagnosed with suffering from bouts of depression of varying intensities. Mental health experts, however, estimate that the real number of those struggling with ...
The hosts of Radio FM's morning programme were surprised to learn that American scientist and former astronaut Mary Ellen Weber, recently in Bratislava for a conference, has Slovak roots.
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