24 Jun,2022 | Happy, The Horizons Tracker by Adi Gaskell
Immersive video games have become increasingly powerful, and while some have emerged to help us exercise or learn new skills, it’s perhaps fair to say that the majority remain only for entertainment purposes. Research from the University of Missouri School of...
24 Jun,2022 | Happy, The Horizons Tracker by Adi Gaskell
AI has promised much in healthcare for a number of years, but that promise has largely been unrealized, with the sale of Watson Health by IBM earlier this year coming to typify the lack of progress made. A recent study from University College London provides a glimmer...
24 Jun,2022 | Happy, The Horizons Tracker by Adi Gaskell
A common complaint in the healthcare industry in recent years is that it has too many managers, and that these managers not only take money away from frontline care but also lack the medical expertise and experience to truly understand things. For instance, a recent...
23 Jun,2022 | Happy, The Horizons Tracker by Adi Gaskell
There are probably a few characteristics that spring to mind when we think of a boring person, with perhaps a lack of a sense of humor being top of the list. This was confirmed in recent research from the University of Essex, which asked volunteers to jot down the...
23 Jun,2022 | Happy, The Horizons Tracker by Adi Gaskell
As robots have become a more common feature of workplaces, and indeed a host of other locations, their interactions with humans have become more important. This has prompted analysis of the design of the robots, and particularly the design of their faces in order to...
23 Jun,2022 | Happy, The Horizons Tracker by Adi Gaskell
The pandemic period saw most physical conferences shift online, and while 2022 has seen more events happen in person again, we are still some way below the peak. Research from Northwestern University explores whether it is still worthwhile for scientists to attend...
