Kelly Paik, Author at Fanvive

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Kelly Paik writes about science and technology for Fanvive. When she's not catching up on the latest innovations, she uses her free-time painting and roaming to places with languages she can't speak. Because she rather enjoys fumbling through cities and picking things on the menu through a process of eeny meeny miny moe.

Researchers print a 3d soft artificial heart, heartbeat included

Kelly Paik - July 19, 2017

This is one artificial heart that actually looks and functions like the real thing. Doctoral students at ETH Zürich just created a completely soft...

Massive iceberg has split off from Antarctica

Kelly Paik - July 13, 2017

For years, a deep-running chasm rippled across the snow-white horizon of Antarctica’s Larsen C ice shelf and signaled an impending and massive break-off of...

Google is funding a project that will have AI write the local news

Kelly Paik - July 11, 2017

Local newspapers and print journalism in general have seen their struggles in recent decades as declining revenue leads to cutbacks. Now Google wants to...

What we’ve learned in Juno’s year orbiting Jupiter

Kelly Paik - July 5, 2017

July 4th marked the one year anniversary of Juno’s orbit around the planet Jupiter. With about 71 million miles (114.5 million kilometers) logged circling...

Best Buy wants to be your showroom for smart home devices

Kelly Paik - June 30, 2017

I’ll be honest. The last time I stepped inside a Best Buy was to hold in my hands a mirrorless camera I ended up...

electron micrograph of multiple bacteriophages attached to a bacterial cell wall. The magnification is approximately 200,000

Scientists use CRISPR modified viruses to combat bacterial disease

Kelly Paik - June 28, 2017

Antibiotic-resistant infections are on the rise worldwide. But intriguing new research is using modified viruses to combat bacterial disease. Scientists have created viruses engineered...