How Neil Armstrong's spacesuit was saved using 3D scanningOn 16 July 1969, three men flew to the moon. Their spacesuits have since been kept at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC, but nothing lasts forever. The suit Neil Armstrong was wearing when he became the first man on the… Jul 08 19July 08, 2019Article at Wired.co.uk
Inside astronaut bootcamp: The 5 toughest tests that push humans to the limitIt’s not just about floating around looking cool Oct 31 25October 31, 2025Article at Shortlist
Flipping a flagship journal to open accessThis international society successfully switched its flagship journal to OA. The Executive Director reflects on challenges, triumphs and lessons learned. Feb 26 25February 26, 2025Article at Elsevier Connect
10 tips to become an NFL expert overnight with Super Bowl champ Jason Bell Since first landing on British terrestrial TV in the 1980s, NFL has slowly become a major player in the UK sporting calendar. A big part of its success is t... Nov 02 24November 02, 2024Article at Shortlist
Strategy of a successful journal launch: ADAA’s community-and-beyond approachConnect September 17, 2024 The Anxiety & Depression Association of America has established its own (open access) journal. Editor-in-Chief Stephen Strakowski, MD, talks about why — and the factors behind its success Last year, the Anxiety & Depression… Sep 17 24September 17, 2024Article at Elsevier Connect
How IBRO revamped its journals to better serve the global neuroscience communityThe president of the International Brain Research Organization shares how IBRO is modernizing its journals and editorial structure to grow its impact in an increasingly competitive space. Academic organizations need to continually evolve their… Jan 10 24January 10, 2024Article at Elsevier Connect
4K vs 8K: Ultra HD TV tech explainedYou’ve only just got used to hearing about 4K TV and now some people are talking about 8K. But what the hell is it? What makes 8K different to 4K? And do you need it? Or is it worth waiting a while before you invest in an 8K TV? Read on to find out… May 12 23May 12, 2023Article at Stuff
Polaroid Reclaimed Blue instant film created after lucky experimentThe instant photography gurus at Polaroid have come up with a brand new type of film while experimenting in the lab. Created at the vintage brand’s last remaining factory in the Netherlands, the new Polaroid Reclaimed Blue film – which has a cool,… Apr 04 23April 04, 2023Article at Stuff
What is Ambilight? The Philips LED tech explainedLots of so-called TV innovations haven’t lived to tell the tale (remember 3D TVs?), but Philips Ambilight has really stood the test of time. You might have seen TVs packing Ambilight’s distinctive brightly coloured lights, but what are they for? And… Aug 03 22August 03, 2022Article at Stuff
What is Filmmaker Mode? The Ultra HD picture mode explainedIf you’re on the lookout for some new home cinema kit then you might have seen some TVs marked as having Filmmaker Mode. But what the hell is it? And do you need it? Allow us to explain… First announced in 2019, Filmmaker Mode, or FMM, is a picture… Jul 10 22July 10, 2022Article at Stuff
What is HD and Ultra HD audio and how can you get it?If you’re an Amazon Music user, or you’re thinking about being one, you might have heard of HD Audio and Ultra HD Audio. But what does it mean? Here are the basics… HD Audio and HD Audio are different quality tiers offered by Amazon Music. So far, so… Jul 09 22July 09, 2022Article at Stuff
What is IMAX Enhanced? Everything you need to knowChances are, you can’t fit an IMAX cinema inside your living room. And that’s where IMAX Enhanced comes in. This new techie standard is designed to bring the big IMAX screen experience into your home. First announced in 2018, it was developed with AV… Apr 27 22April 27, 2022Article at Stuff
What is lossless audio? How to stream music in higher qualityFirst, it’s important to understand that there are basically three tiers of audio quality: lossy, lossless and Hi-Res. But what is lossless audio? In the early days of music downloads, storage and streaming capabilities weren’t what they are today,… Apr 12 22April 12, 2022Article at Stuff
How the Society of Radiographers supports a rapidly evolving professionA leader of the Society and College of Radiographers talks about why investing in education and research is vital to this developing profession While radiography has been an established profession for more than a century, the practice and education… Apr 11 22April 11, 2022Article at Elsevier Connect
The pandemic put infection prevention to the test — what have we learned?The Healthcare Infection Society (HIS) gives an inside view of its response to COVID-19 and how it has impacted the field Infection prevention and control (IPC) in healthcare settings was already a vital specialty, but at the start of 2020, no one… Apr 08 22April 08, 2022Article at Elsevier Connect
What is Dolby Vision? The HDR format wars explainedDolby is one of the big players in sound and vision tech and has been for decades. You might have seen the Dolby Vision logo popping up on TVs, laptops and even smartphones over the last few years, but what exactly is it? Let’s find out… What is… Apr 04 22April 04, 2022Article at Stuff
What is Dolby Atmos? The immersive audio tech explainedAs with most of Dolby’s home cinema tech, Dolby Atmos started off on the big screen and is now making its way into in our homes. Wondering what is Dolby Atmos? Let us explain… Dolby Atmos is a next-gen surround sound format designed to put you right… Mar 28 22March 28, 2022Article at Stuff
The best cameras for instant photographyHome / Features / Which instant camera should you buy? The best cameras for instant photography Shoot, print, smile, repeat Cameras might be faster, sharper and more powerful than ever. But nothing beats the nostalgia of waiting for a grainy analogue… Mar 17 22March 17, 2022Article at Stuff
New AATS CEO outlines his “people-centric” goals for the futureDavid Bobbitt brings unique insights to his new role as CEO of the American Association for Thoracic Surgery (AATS) David R Bobbitt brings a unique background and perspective to his new role as CEO of the American Association for Thoracic Surgery… Jan 28 22January 28, 2022Article at Elsevier Connect
Why we need to rethink risk in digital data preservationAs a society, we are generating an ever-expanding amount of data. From historical collections and government archives to vital scientific research, vast amounts of data are stored in digital repositories across the globe. Digital preservation is an… Jan 06 22January 06, 2022Article at Elsevier Connect
How Science Foundation Ireland is maximizing its performance through analyticsNational research funding organizations collect a wide range of data on their activities. However, it is not easy for a national research funder to access broader national and global level information on trends and opportunities. Elsevier’s much… Jan 05 22January 05, 2022Article at Elsevier Connect