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Nanoparticles used to create better sunscreen

Nanoparticles used to create better sunscreen

By Greg Candelario

Researchers discover self-assembling technique that could be the basis for tissue engineering

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Researchers discover self-assembling technique that could be the basis for tissue engineering

By Greg Candelario

New technique leads to nanotechnology being made more efficiently than ever before

New technique leads to nanotechnology being made more efficiently than ever before

By Greg Candelario

This new platform allows scientists to observe metabolism

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This new platform allows scientists to observe metabolism

By Greg Candelario

Bill Gates’s TerraPower working with Chinese National Nuclear Corporation to build nuclear prototype

Bill Gates’s TerraPower working with Chinese National Nuclear Corporation to build nuclear prototype

Gold nanoparticles arrange themselves into a working electronic circuit

Gold nanoparticles arrange themselves into a working electronic circuit

A paraplegic learns to walk again without robotic limbs thanks to EEG

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A paraplegic learns to walk again without robotic limbs thanks to EEG

By Greg Candelario

Ultrafast laser technology allows for the creation of high-resolution 3D structures

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Ultrafast laser technology allows for the creation of high-resolution 3D structures

By Greg Candelario

Chinese Scientists Genetically Modify Human Embryos

Chinese Scientists Genetically Modify Human Embryos

Researchers create needle-free patch for disease detection

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Researchers create needle-free patch for disease detection

By Hashem AL-ghaili

This mitochondrial protein may help develop therapeutics for conditions like cancer

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This mitochondrial protein may help develop therapeutics for conditions like cancer

By Greg Candelario

Scientists can use cellulose to build efficient and long-lasting energy storage devices

Scientists can use cellulose to build efficient and long-lasting energy storage devices

Here’s a virtual quantum physics laboratory you can visit in your browser

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Here’s a virtual quantum physics laboratory you can visit in your browser

Scientists discover a new drug approach that could curb antibiotic resistance

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Scientists discover a new drug approach that could curb antibiotic resistance

By Hashem AL-ghaili

Scientists release the first draft of the “tree of life” of 2.3 million species

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Scientists release the first draft of the “tree of life” of 2.3 million species

By Hashem AL-ghaili

Researchers increase the efficiency of hydrogen fuel production up to 14%

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Researchers increase the efficiency of hydrogen fuel production up to 14%

By Hashem AL-ghaili

Ultra-cheap cleaning process converts sea water into drinkable water

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Ultra-cheap cleaning process converts sea water into drinkable water

By Greg Candelario

Researchers develop new waste-recycling catalyst to increase biodiesel production

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Researchers develop new waste-recycling catalyst to increase biodiesel production

By Hashem AL-ghaili

New Technique to Combat the Deadliest Brain Tumors

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New Technique to Combat the Deadliest Brain Tumors

Researchers at Large Hadron Collider recreate Big Bang’s “littlest liquid”

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Researchers at Large Hadron Collider recreate Big Bang’s “littlest liquid”

By Hashem AL-ghaili

Stephen Hawking On Black Holes: “There’s a Way Out.”

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Stephen Hawking On Black Holes: “There’s a Way Out.”

The LHC Finds Evidence of Particle Activity Beyond the Standard Model

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The LHC Finds Evidence of Particle Activity Beyond the Standard Model

Scientists Successfully Use Hybrid Artificial Photosynthesis to Produce Methane in the Lab

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Scientists Successfully Use Hybrid Artificial Photosynthesis to Produce Methane in the Lab

By Hashem AL-ghaili

Researchers Create Self-Repairing Electrical Circuit

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Researchers Create Self-Repairing Electrical Circuit

By Hashem AL-ghaili

Trapped Nanoparticles Can Quickly and Reliably Store Digital Information

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Trapped Nanoparticles Can Quickly and Reliably Store Digital Information

Magnetic Wormhole Device Creates Invisible Tunnel Between Two Points in Space

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Magnetic Wormhole Device Creates Invisible Tunnel Between Two Points in Space

Ohio State’s Lab-Grown “Mini Human Brain” is Dubious and Sketchy

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Ohio State’s Lab-Grown “Mini Human Brain” is Dubious and Sketchy

United States Could Be Completely Powered by Renewable Energy by 2050: Study

Renewable Energy

United States Could Be Completely Powered by Renewable Energy by 2050: Study

Google Will Tell You if Your Home is a Good Fit for Solar Power

Google Will Tell You if Your Home is a Good Fit for Solar Power

Scientists Prove that DNA is More Efficient than Computers in Data Storage

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Scientists Prove that DNA is More Efficient than Computers in Data Storage

By Hashem AL-ghaili

Nanotube Fibers in Human Hearts Could Cause a “Paradigm Shift” for Treating Sudden Cardiac Death

Nanotube Fibers in Human Hearts Could Cause a “Paradigm Shift” for Treating Sudden Cardiac Death

Researchers Create ‘Super-Smart’ Mice with a Single Gene Mutation

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Researchers Create ‘Super-Smart’ Mice with a Single Gene Mutation

By Hashem AL-ghaili

A Japanese Team Develops an Optical Chip That Can Process Photons in an Infinite Number of Ways

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A Japanese Team Develops an Optical Chip That Can Process Photons in an Infinite Number of Ways

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Google X Wants To Use Magnetic Nanoparticles And Wearable Sensors To Detect Diseases

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Nanoparticles That Enable Both MRI And Fluorescent Imaging Could Monitor Cancer And Other Diseases

By Christine Doan

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A Fluorescent Nanoprobe Could Become A Universal, Noninvasive Method To Identify And Monitor Tumors

New Battery Composed Of Lots Of Nanobatteries

New Battery Composed Of Lots Of Nanobatteries

By Andreea Popescu

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Researchers Develop Efficient Method to Produce Nanoporous Metals

Landmark Discovery In Gold Nanorod Instability

Landmark Discovery In Gold Nanorod Instability

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Nanotechnology used to engineer ACL replacements

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Stretchy, bendy, breakthrough nanotech material brings touch control to any surface

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Destroying Blood Clots with Nanotechnology

By Oana Stefanescu

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Google Files Patent for Wearable Nanotechnology Anti-Cancer Technology

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The Nanobot Swarm Slowly Approaches

Linking Computer Components With Light Instead of Wires

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Linking Computer Components With Light Instead of Wires

By Oana Stefanescu

Fight Ebola By Donating Computer Power

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Fight Ebola By Donating Computer Power

New Hybrid Oxide-Organic Microprocessor Developed

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New Hybrid Oxide-Organic Microprocessor Developed

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RoboBrain: First Knowledge Engine for Robots

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Nvidia launches Tegra X1, bringing deep neural learning to self-driving cars

By Matthew Lincoln

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Memcomputers: Faster, More Energy-Efficient Devices That Work Like a Human Brain

By Andreea Popescu

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Intel forges ahead to 10nm, will move away from silicon at 7nm

By Andreea Popescu

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Glass Fibers May Open Door to Neuromorphic Computing

By Oana Stefanescu

Meet the World’s Smallest Computer

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Meet the World’s Smallest Computer

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Team tightens bounds on quantum information ‘speed limit’

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Optalysys completes 320 gigaFLOP optical computer prototype, targets 9 petaFLOP product in 2017

By Elise Bailey

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Quantum computing is “closer than you think” – it now it has an OS

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Neural network chip built using memristors

Fixstars announces six-terabyte Solid State Drive

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Fixstars announces six-terabyte Solid State Drive

By Elise Bailey

Breakthrough brings optical data transport closer to replacing wires

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Breakthrough brings optical data transport closer to replacing wires

By Jason Hudson

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D-Wave Systems Breaks the 1000 Qubit Quantum Computing Barrier

Material with superfast electrons could be suitable for new electronics

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Material with superfast electrons could be suitable for new electronics

By Mike Anderson

Moore’s Law Stutters as Intel’s Tick-Tock Skips a Beat

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Moore’s Law Stutters as Intel’s Tick-Tock Skips a Beat

GitXiv Gives Birth to Simple Collaborative Open Computer Science

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GitXiv Gives Birth to Simple Collaborative Open Computer Science

Intel’s New Storage Chip Is 1,000 Times Faster than Flash Memory

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Intel’s New Storage Chip Is 1,000 Times Faster than Flash Memory

By Hashem AL-ghaili