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Hunkered down in a converted shipping container stationed in a San Francisco parking lot, three young entrepreneurs are tinkering with the DNA of ordinary plants in the hopes of being able to mass produce a variety that glows in the dark.
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A group of University of Pennsylvania researchers who analyzed Facebook status updates of 75,000 volunteers have found an entirely different way to analyze human personality, according to a new study published in PLOS One.
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In the near future, advances in biomedical technology will enable citizens of developed countries to live dramatically longer lives.
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New research suggests graphene could enable highly efficient optical communication in chips for data centers and supercomputers.
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Cascade, built by a Canadian company, MDA, promises upload and download speeds of up to 2,100 Mbps. The company gives little detail about the data transmission technology, so it’s impossible to tell how many simultaneous uploads it could handle. But
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That depends on who you are, and what the robot's for.
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A newly approved procedure lets scientists gather DNA from three people, then use it for in vitro fertilization.
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Timothy Leary’s life is now open to the public. The archives of the one-time Harvard psychologist who became an evangelist for the mind-expanding potential of hallucinogenic drugs in the 1960s have found a new home at the New York Public Library, whi
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The main ingredient in industrial plastic number 5, has been detected in the atmosphere of the Saturn moon.
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Safety goggles required Sometimes, a fancy new cutting tool just needs that special human touch. TWI, a British company with a long history of welding innovation, recently added a pistol grip to a 5-kilowatt industrial cutting tool.
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Over the past few years, we have seen an explosion of interest in electronic devices based on paper or textile components.
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Ever puzzled over an incomprehensible acronym? Help is at hand thanks to the work of European researchers who say their acronym recognition algorithm works in 22 languages and should work in others too
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An LED light can be used to spy on someone and hear everything that they are saying in their home. Don't believe? Here's your proof!
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Due to the massive economic impact of corrosion degradation on metallic structures, the area of active protective coatings has been developed very fast in the past few years.
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But this is unlikely to happen anytime soon, as there is currently no patent on DCA, and thus no incentive for private industry to research its potential benefits as a cancer treatment -- it's all about the money, after all, not public health. And g
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a daily regimen of 5 pounds of juiced carrots (one quart to a quart and one-third daily). Ann juiced in the morning, drank a glass and then refrigerated the rest, which she finished off throughout the day. Ann faithfully continued juicin
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Where the rubber hits the road is getting the fatty acids to convert to their corresponding gasoline alkanes, which the team achieved by introducing a new pathway while enhancing the culture environment. The result is a gasoline solution or “broth
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Build a tiny plane, cover it in fluorescent oil, and use the results to improve the design of our future air-based transport.
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Could particle accelerators be small enough to fit on a grain of rice? Apparently they could in the future.
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A form of motion sickness triggered by smartphones, 3D films and computer games could become increasingly commonplace as graphics get more realistic, it has been claimed.
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EEStor is particularly pleased with this sale. It is now the second sale of samples, the first being to a potential customer with particularly positive results as it relates to capacitors and energy storage. Furthermore, EEStor is now in discussions
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an advance that could dramatically shrink particle accelerators for science and medicine, researchers used a laser to accelerate electrons at a rate 10 times higher than conventional technology in a nanostructured glass chip smaller than a grain of r
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The report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is mindbogglingly thorough and cautious - the work of 259 top scientists from 30 countries
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Major advances in battery storage technology, not to mention sharp cost reductions, could help light the way for Hawaii’s troubled solar industry.
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While those reefs are still around to document.
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A man missing his lower leg has gained precise control over a prosthetic limb, just by thinking about moving it – all because his unused nerves were preserved during the amputation and rerouted to his thigh where they can be used to communicate with
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Our emails are a dead giveaway. The words we use in the messages we send can reveal not just our gender but also our emotions and maybe even our personality traits.
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Experts have called for innovation in the construction sector to ensure conservation of energy and protection of the environment.
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Major advances in battery storage technology, not to mention sharp cost reductions, could help light the way for Hawaii’s troubled solar industry.
