WFH: Work Processes in Quarantine
<p>A new report from TrackVia shows that the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting stay-at-home orders have created a number of critical gaps in work processes. While the cumulative effect of these broken processes
Technical Information
-
X ray ears
Strange, but it s true. Sound can help you see through things
-
Media matters
IN the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, the only source of information for environmentalists was the print media. Mark Neuzil and William Kovarik in their book
-
Checking aberration
Gertrude Rempfer and her collea gues at Portland State University, US, have devised a process to counter chromatic aberration for electron microscopes
-
The fifth force
The discovery of a previously unknown particle could revolutionise the concepts of classical physics
-
Treasure down under
A novel experiment in Gujarat undertakes the detection of soil microbial diversity
-
The bent of mind
Public understanding of science and technology lags well behind public interest in these fields in most industrialised countries, according to two new studies disclosed at the recently held
-
Whose wealth?
Out of the reach of the Indian user, indigenous information is allegedly being siphoned off in CD ROM databases for the West s benefit <br>
-
Tracker par excellance
Equipment stolen or mislaid is a constant cause for heartburn in large organisations. Newmark Tech nology, a UK-based security com pany, has now designed a radio tagging system to help
-
Sound sense
Now sound waves can be used for tracking even the most elusive objects under sea
-
Beware, data thieves!
A radio alarm that can catch computer thieves in the act was launched last month in the UK. The device,