We are very pleased to announce the nomination and election of Dr. Steven Diamond to Forever Identity Board of Directors. Dr. Diamond’s multifaceted knowledge across multiple fields of medicine including pathology, physiology, pathophysiology, hematopathology, and telemedicine combined with his business development and leadership expertise brings important depth to the Forever…
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In collaboration with Finnish-Turkish team is currently preparing a proposal for H2020-SEAC-2015-1-single-stage call. In the framework of H2020 SEAC-1-2015 call, there is a need to attract young people to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), while at the same time adhering to the values embedded in Responsible…
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Press Release-April 27, 2015 ISMC, E-P Therapeutics, Forever Identity and ClinImmune/Caricord collaborate on studies and testing of UCB stem cell survivability under microgravity (Micro-G) simulation. In May 2015, International Space Medicine Consortium (ISMC) will commence a study comparing the differentiation of umbilical cord blood (UCB) stem cell survivability under 1G…
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SOMETIME NEXT SUMMER, you’ll be able to watch a horror series that is exactly as scary as you want it to be—no more, no less. You’ll pull up the show, which relies on software from the artificial intelligence startup Affectiva, and tap a button to opt in. Then, while you…
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The future of driving will be as easy as riding a horse which knows where its going and how to get there, according to Chinese web giant Baidu’s top artificial-intelligence (AI) researcher. Self-driving cars will understand the road ahead of them and autonomously navigate around pedestrians and other obstructions, said…
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The robots have always been coming. But this week, as the specter of intelligent machines dominates the Convention on Conventional Weapons discussions at the United Nations, and as some of the most powerful tech firms in the world join the military-industrial complex, it seems the evolving relationship between us meatbagsand robots has…
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Simulator sickness—which often induces vertigo and even nausea—often afflicts players of virtual reality games, but inserting a “virtual nose” into the picture may be a way to lessen the queasiness. Various physiological systems govern the onset of simulator sickness: an overall sense of touch and position, or the somatosensory system; liquid-filled…
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Two patients receiving the same treatment for breast cancer may be entirely different in significant ways. One may be a marathon runner, the other a more sedate reader. One might be a smoker, while the other is considered a health nut. One may be in her 60s while the other…
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Even the cloud with all its compute power cannot reproduce the complexity, randomness and creativity of the human mind. Or can it? Ever since Alan Turing suggested his test, the line between human and artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly blurred. The idea is simple; Make a person interact with…
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Japanese mobile carrier Softbank said Tuesday it will incorporate artificial intelligence technology from IBM into its empathetic robot Pepper that goes on sale in Japan this month. The AI engine “Watson” is already used in health care, travel and insurance services in English, but an adaptation was needed to make…
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