What once sounded like science fiction is now becoming a reality—3D printing is changing the way doctors repair bones and ...

Ambisonic rendering is a way to simulate the precise locations of sounds in 3D, and an ambisonics algorithm has allowed researchers to create rich virtual 'soundscapes.'Researchers decided to test the ...

Scientists have reconstructed the face of a 1,000-year-old Viking woman buried with weapons — complete with a battle scar, reshaping ideas of Norse gender roles.

A neolithic warrior gets a face thanks to modern tech. At first, it was just a cluster of bone plates peeking from the ...

New data show that in Late Bronze Age tombs, more warrior kits are found next to women than men, changing our understanding ...

used generative artificial intelligence for the craniofacial reconstruction. The AI-powered technique was originally developed to address forensic challenges in identifying unidentified remains, and ...

Nonetheless, the 3D facial reconstruction has brought her visage back to life ... “I’m so excited because this is a face that hasn’t been seen in 1,000 years,” said Al-Shamahi. “She’s suddenly become ...

A new full-body reconstruction depicts a warrior wearing armor and holding weapons, all of which were found in a 4,000-year-old burial in Siberia.

You can develop shingles on the face. The rash looks like a group of small blisters or lesions that can itch, burn, or tingle. With treatment, the lesions and pain should subside in three to five ...

In all, The Straits Times has identified around 30 new faces who could stand in the upcoming election. Among them are senior civil servants, C-suite executives and long-serving grassroots volunteers.

Chinese scientists in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region of southern China used 3D technology to reconstruct the face of a prehistoric human who lived 16,000 years ago, according to News China. The ...