3D printing technology first came about in the late 1980’s, but it was mostly limited to governments and industry. It wasn’t until a few decades later—in 2009—that the technology became commercially available, with Bits from Bytes and Makerbot Industries releasing early consumer 3D printers. But despite more and more consumer-friendly models popping up on the market, 3D…
The sports nutrition market in the United States is growing quickly, which is a step in the right direction for a country trying to tackle a major obesity problem.
Student information systems are used by educational institutions to collect, organize, and analyze data related to students’ academic performance and personal information, in order to manage day-to-day administrative and learning activities.
Technavio has published a new report on the global Hadoop market, which provides industry analysis on the direction for the market over the next four years.
As we move towards a low-carbon future there is pressure on the oil and gas industry to improve operational performance and efficiency, and maximize profitability.
Vitamin D has become the subject of more and more analysis over the past 40 years.
We’re living in the era of food intolerance.
Bipolar disorder is a psychological disorder characterized by periods of mania or depression (or both). Because of its nature, the disorder is often at risk of misdiagnosis, since no specific pathological tests exist to determine the disorder in individuals. Diagnosis is done based on criteria from the American Psychological Association’s Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of…
Wireless charging technology is a dream for smartphone owners the world over. And while there are already many wireless charging products available, high costs and low efficiency are leaving most consumers plugged in. At the moment, there is no universal standard for wireless chargers, which has been the cause of some confusion among consumers and manufacturers….
Print magazines are on their way out, and the value of the print market is expected to decline from $86.07 billion in 2015 to $67.56 billion in 2020.
