Tatuajes Virtuales, con InkHunter (iOS)
Pensando en hacerte un nuevo tatuaje? Pero te gustaría ver cómo quedará en tu propia piel antes de hacértelo? InkHunter es una aplicación de realidad aumentada que nos permite plasmar una gran variedad de tatuajes – incluyendo la posibilidad de importar los nuestros – utilizándo sólo nuestro iPhone. La aplicación funciona de la siguiente manera: […] El artículo Tatuajes Virtuales, con InkHunter (iOS) apareció primero en arturogoga. arturogoga - tecnologia para todos. Smartphones, tablets, tips y tutoriales
GapFinder recomienda qué artículos de Wikipedia convendría traducir
[image: GapFinder] *GapFinder* es un pequeño experimento muy interesante: recomienda *qué artículos de la Wikipedia de un idioma convendría traducir a otro*, teniendo en cuenta principalmente su popularidad (medida en «páginas vistas») en la enciclopedia original. Los datos relativos a los idiomas se toman automáticamente del navegador o se pueden indicar manualmente, según los conocimientos de cada cual. La opción llamada *seed* permite además indicar un *artículo representativo* sobre un tema de interés que pueda encajar con la experiencia de quien lo usa; de ese modo GapFinder...más »
Montoro: "No es pot ser al govern havent operat en paradisos fiscals"
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La Moncloa vol passar de puntetes per la renúncia de José Manuel Soria. La vicepresidenta del govern espanyol, Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, ha evitat anunciar la renúncia del ministre durant la roda de premsa posterior al consell de ministres. Ha calgut esperar al torn de preguntes dels periodistes perquè en donés detalls. Ha evitat dir el nom de Soria i ha assenyalat simplement que "el ministre d'Indústria, Energia i Turisme ha assumit les seves responsabilitats polítiques".
Poor patient warfarin knowledge may increase risk of deadly side effects
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Patients have poor knowledge of warfarin which may increase their risk of serious side effects, according to research. Warfarin is given to patients at increased risk of blood clots from conditions such as atrial fibrillation or a mechanical heart valve. It 'thins the blood' by slowing down the anticoagulation effect of vitamin K, thereby increasing the time it takes blood to clot and reducing the risk of stroke. Taking too much warfain raises the risk of bleeding.
Structure of nuclear pore's inner ring revealed
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New light has been shed on the structure of nuclear pore complex, which plays a crucial role in controlling molecular traffic to a cell’s nucleus. A typical cell has hundreds of these pores, playing a crucial role in controlling the hundred of thousands of molecules that enter and exit this compartment every minute.
Generation of tailored magnetic materials
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Physicists are interested in a generation of artificial materials, the properties of which can be controlled. Researchers have now succeed in manipulating the properties of oxides which make up the artificial material, more exactly they managed to modify the magnetic properties which can be either ferromagnetic or antiferromagnetic; that is, with or without net magnetic moment. The scientists have demonstrated, that they are able now to control the magnetism in this type of materials.
Studies demonstrate improved safety results achieved with investigational drug for hep B
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Studies demonstrate that tenofovir alafenamide (TAF) improves patient safety while maintaining efficacy in patients with chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection compared to tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (Viread, TDF).
Scientists reveal structure of nuclear pore's inner ring
It was a 3D puzzle with over 1000 pieces, with only a rather fuzzy outline as a guide. But scientists at EMBL have now put enough pieces in place to see the big picture. In a study published today in Science, they present their latest findings, bringing the nuclear pore complex into focus.
Fossil fuels could be phased out worldwide in a decade, says new study
The worldwide reliance on burning fossil fuels to create energy could be phased out in a decade, according to an article published by a major energy think tank in the UK.
Laser source for biosensors
In the area of nano-photonics, scientists for the first time succeeded in integrating a laser with an organic gain medium on a silicon photonic chip. This approach is of enormous potential for low-cost biosensors that might be used for near-patient diagnosis once and without any sterilization expenditure similar to today's strips for measuring blood sugar. The researchers now present the new laser in Nature Communications.