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Quantum Computing: Scientists “Flip” Electrons With Microwaves

Quantum Physics

Quantum Computing: Scientists “Flip” Electrons With Microwaves

By Miguel Santos

A New Era in Stretchable Electronics

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A New Era in Stretchable Electronics

By Miguel Santos

We Just Discovered a New Type of Stem Cell

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We Just Discovered a New Type of Stem Cell

By Jelor Gallego

We May Have Found the “Achilles Heel” of Cancer

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We May Have Found the “Achilles Heel” of Cancer

Scientists Use Nanotechnology to Create a Super-Fast ‘Biological Computer’

Scientists Use Nanotechnology to Create a Super-Fast ‘Biological Computer’

Virtual Neurons Have Been Created by the Blue Brain Project

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Virtual Neurons Have Been Created by the Blue Brain Project

By Annabs Sanchez

“Giant Virus” Found to Have Gene Editing Defense System Like CRISPR

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“Giant Virus” Found to Have Gene Editing Defense System Like CRISPR

DARPA Just Unveiled Its VTOL X-Plane Concept, and It Has 20+ Propellers

DARPA Just Unveiled Its VTOL X-Plane Concept, and It Has 20+ Propellers

By June Javelosa

US Claims It has “The Holy Grail of Energy,” Announces New Battery Storage

US Claims It has “The Holy Grail of Energy,” Announces New Battery Storage

The Science of Sound: Breaking Glass Panes with Car Speakers

The Science of Sound: Breaking Glass Panes with Car Speakers

By Sarah Marquart

Total Solar Eclipse Heading Our Way Next Week, Here’s How to Watch

Total Solar Eclipse Heading Our Way Next Week, Here’s How to Watch

By Sarah Marquart

Amazing 3D Printer Can Use 21 Different Metals Simultaneously

Future Materials

Amazing 3D Printer Can Use 21 Different Metals Simultaneously

By Sarah Marquart

Researchers Found a Way to Shrink a Supercomputer to the Size of a Laptop

Quantum Physics

Researchers Found a Way to Shrink a Supercomputer to the Size of a Laptop

By Todd Jaquith

Woman Claims Stem Cell Treatment Reversed Her Blindness

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Woman Claims Stem Cell Treatment Reversed Her Blindness

By June Javelosa

A ‘New Physics’? Scientists May Have Glimpsed a World Beyond the Standard Model

A ‘New Physics’? Scientists May Have Glimpsed a World Beyond the Standard Model

By Todd Jaquith

Physicists Discover Graphene Slides Across Gold With Almost Perfect, Frictionless Movement

Physicists Discover Graphene Slides Across Gold With Almost Perfect, Frictionless Movement

Scientists Entangle Three Photons, Opening a New Door to Quantum Encryption

Scientists Entangle Three Photons, Opening a New Door to Quantum Encryption

By Sarah Marquart

Regenerative Biology: Harvard Scientists Create Mini-Organs Capable of Producing Insulin

Regenerative Biology: Harvard Scientists Create Mini-Organs Capable of Producing Insulin

By June Javelosa

An Evolution in Pi: Check Out the New Raspberry Pi 3

An Evolution in Pi: Check Out the New Raspberry Pi 3

By June Javelosa

Cosmic Catastrophe: No “Big Rip” For at Least Another 2.8 Billion Years

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Cosmic Catastrophe: No “Big Rip” For at Least Another 2.8 Billion Years

By Todd Jaquith

Know Your Scientist: Stephen Hawking

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Know Your Scientist: Stephen Hawking

By Darwin Batinga

New One-Step Process Lets Us Produce Hydrogen Peroxide On Demand

Science & Energy

New One-Step Process Lets Us Produce Hydrogen Peroxide On Demand

A Material That’s Better Than Graphene? Scientists Say They’ve Found it

A Material That’s Better Than Graphene? Scientists Say They’ve Found it

By June Javelosa

The World’s Largest Waste-to-Energy Plant is Being Built in China

The World’s Largest Waste-to-Energy Plant is Being Built in China

By June Javelosa

This Experiment Will Let Us “See” Quantum Entanglement for the First Time Ever

Quantum Physics

This Experiment Will Let Us “See” Quantum Entanglement for the First Time Ever

Scientists Have Made Artificial Sperm, and They Used It to Fertilize Eggs

Science & Energy

Scientists Have Made Artificial Sperm, and They Used It to Fertilize Eggs

Tiny Supercapacitors Built Directly on a Chip, Making More Powerful Microchips

Tiny Supercapacitors Built Directly on a Chip, Making More Powerful Microchips

By Jelor Gallego

New Fiber Gas Laser Achieves Long Sought Wavelength

Science & Energy

New Fiber Gas Laser Achieves Long Sought Wavelength

By Miguel Santos

New Software Makes CRISPR Gene Editing as Easy as “Point-and-Click”

Science & Energy

New Software Makes CRISPR Gene Editing as Easy as “Point-and-Click”

By Miguel Santos

The Year of the Drone: Flying Robots Are Set to Take Over Agriculture

The Year of the Drone: Flying Robots Are Set to Take Over Agriculture

“Impossible” Physics: JPL Scientists Are Exploring Quantum Entanglement

Quantum Physics

“Impossible” Physics: JPL Scientists Are Exploring Quantum Entanglement

By Miguel Santos

Graphene May Soon be Produced Commercially, Thanks to a Chance Discovery

Graphene May Soon be Produced Commercially, Thanks to a Chance Discovery

New Study Implies Memories Can Be Rewritten Using Optogenetics

Science & Energy

New Study Implies Memories Can Be Rewritten Using Optogenetics

By June Javelosa

Part Nano-Tech, Part Living Cells: Scientists Build A First-Ever Artificial Kidney

Part Nano-Tech, Part Living Cells: Scientists Build A First-Ever Artificial Kidney

By Jelor Gallego

Biologists Assert They Identified the Gene Responsible For Governing Sleep

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Biologists Assert They Identified the Gene Responsible For Governing Sleep

By Jelor Gallego

How Five-Dimensional Black Holes Unknit the Fabric of the Cosmos

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How Five-Dimensional Black Holes Unknit the Fabric of the Cosmos

T-Cell Therapy Leads to “Extraordinary Results” for Cancer Patients in Early Clinical Trials

T-Cell Therapy Leads to “Extraordinary Results” for Cancer Patients in Early Clinical Trials

By Sarah Marquart

Researchers Can Now Repair Severed Neuron Connections Using Lasers

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Researchers Can Now Repair Severed Neuron Connections Using Lasers

By Jelor Gallego

Scientists Have Created Miniature Versions of the Human Brain Using Skin Cells

Science & Energy

Scientists Have Created Miniature Versions of the Human Brain Using Skin Cells

By Jelor Gallego

Searching For a Visible Light Counterpart to Gravitational Waves

Science & Energy

Searching For a Visible Light Counterpart to Gravitational Waves

By Todd Jaquith

Structure Of Ice With a Record-Low Density Just Uncovered

Structure Of Ice With a Record-Low Density Just Uncovered

By Jelor Gallego

Mattel’s ThingMaker From the 60s is Being Reinvented as a 3D Printer

Mattel’s ThingMaker From the 60s is Being Reinvented as a 3D Printer

By June Javelosa

Learning How To Fly With Neurostimulation

Science & Energy

Learning How To Fly With Neurostimulation

By Annabs Sanchez

The First 3D Bioprinter That Can Print Body Parts for Large Scale Human Implantation

Science & Energy

The First 3D Bioprinter That Can Print Body Parts for Large Scale Human Implantation

By June Javelosa

A New Era in Physics and Cosmology: Why Gravitational Waves Matter

A New Era in Physics and Cosmology: Why Gravitational Waves Matter

By Todd Jaquith

Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough: MIT Experiments Help Reveal Source of Heat Loss

Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough: MIT Experiments Help Reveal Source of Heat Loss

By Jelor Gallego

Here’s Why We Need to Find Alien Life: Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains

Here’s Why We Need to Find Alien Life: Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains

By Todd Jaquith

By 2020, You May Be Able to Test Yourself for Cancer In Your Own Home

Science & Energy

By 2020, You May Be Able to Test Yourself for Cancer In Your Own Home

By June Javelosa

Thanks to X-Ray Lasers, We Can Glimpse the Structure of Biomolecules

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Thanks to X-Ray Lasers, We Can Glimpse the Structure of Biomolecules

By Jelor Gallego

Cryopreservation Breakthrough: We Just Preserved an Entire Brain Down to the Last Neuron

Cryopreservation Breakthrough: We Just Preserved an Entire Brain Down to the Last Neuron

By Sarah Marquart

The Physics of Black Holes Must Wait, Satellite Delayed

The Physics of Black Holes Must Wait, Satellite Delayed

New App Transforms Your Phone into an Earthquake Detector

Science & Energy

New App Transforms Your Phone into an Earthquake Detector

By June Javelosa

Physics First: Scientists Create Maxwell’s Demon In Photonic Circuit

Physics First: Scientists Create Maxwell’s Demon In Photonic Circuit

Stanford Scientists Create Untraceable Quantum Internet of Filtered Light

Quantum Physics

Stanford Scientists Create Untraceable Quantum Internet of Filtered Light

By Miguel Santos

Science Explained: How Can We Weigh the Lightest Particle Known to Man?

Science & Energy

Science Explained: How Can We Weigh the Lightest Particle Known to Man?

Cotton Candy May be the Key to Creating Artificial Organs

Cotton Candy May be the Key to Creating Artificial Organs

By Sarah Marquart

China Has a 50 Million Degree Hydrogen Plasma Breakthrough

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China Has a 50 Million Degree Hydrogen Plasma Breakthrough

Study Discovers Diatoms are a Kind of “Wonder Material,” May be the Next Graphene

Study Discovers Diatoms are a Kind of “Wonder Material,” May be the Next Graphene

Physicists Just Created the Most Accurate Clock Ever Built, and It Redefined the Second

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Physicists Just Created the Most Accurate Clock Ever Built, and It Redefined the Second

By June Javelosa

New Study Reveals that Bacteria Can “See”

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New Study Reveals that Bacteria Can “See”

By June Javelosa

A New Era in Physics: Gravitational Waves Finally Detected

A New Era in Physics: Gravitational Waves Finally Detected

By Todd Jaquith

East Yorkshire is Building The World’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm

East Yorkshire is Building The World’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm

By Jelor Gallego

The Impossible Particle: Japanese Physicists Say They’ve Found The Tetraneutron

The Impossible Particle: Japanese Physicists Say They’ve Found The Tetraneutron

By Miguel Santos

Scientists at CERN Catch a Glimpse of the Universe’s Primordial Soup

Scientists at CERN Catch a Glimpse of the Universe’s Primordial Soup

By Todd Jaquith