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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

By Alex Klokus

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

By Kif Leswing

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

By Kif Leswing

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

By Kif Leswing

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

By Kif Leswing

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

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

By Kif Leswing

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
Nanotech

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

By Kif Leswing

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

By Alex Klokus

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Nanotech

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

By StefanCretu

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Nanotech

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

By Christine Doan

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Nanotech

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

By StefanCretu

New Battery Composed Of Lots Of Nanobatteries
Nanotech

New Battery Composed Of Lots Of Nanobatteries

By Andreea Popescu

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Nanotech

Researchers Develop Efficient Method to Produce Nanoporous Metals

By Radu Serban

Landmark Discovery In Gold Nanorod Instability
Nanotech

Landmark Discovery In Gold Nanorod Instability

By Alex Klokus

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Nanotech

Nanotechnology used to engineer ACL replacements

By Alex Klokus

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Nanotech

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

By Radu Serban

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Nanotech

Destroying Blood Clots with Nanotechnology

By Oana Stefanescu

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Nanotech

Google Files Patent for Wearable Nanotechnology Anti-Cancer Technology

By Alex Klokus

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Nanotech

The Nanobot Swarm Slowly Approaches

By Kevin Woods

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

By StefanCretu

New Hybrid Oxide-Organic Microprocessor Developed
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New Hybrid Oxide-Organic Microprocessor Developed

By StefanCretu

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RoboBrain: First Knowledge Engine for Robots

By Radu Serban

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

By Matthew Lincoln

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Energy

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

By Alex Klokus

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Team tightens bounds on quantum information ‘speed limit’

By Nate Brown

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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

By Alex Klokus

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Neural network chip built using memristors

By Ethan Fox

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

By Kevin Woods

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

By Andrew Tieu

GitXiv Gives Birth to Simple Collaborative Open Computer Science
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GitXiv Gives Birth to Simple Collaborative Open Computer Science

By Andrew Tieu

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

MIT Says Gallium Nitride Could Replace Silicon for Power Semiconductors
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MIT Says Gallium Nitride Could Replace Silicon for Power Semiconductors

By Kif Leswing

China Is Building a Supercomputer That Blows Away the Competition
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China Is Building a Supercomputer That Blows Away the Competition

By Andrew Tieu

Can You Tell This CGI Skin Apart from Actual Skin?
Science & Energy

Can You Tell This CGI Skin Apart from Actual Skin?

By Andrew Tieu

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3D Printing

The ‘Foodini’ Machine Lets You Eat 3D Printed Food From The Comfort Of Your Home

By Christine Doan

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3D Printing

NASA Tests 3D-Printed Rocket Engine Parts

By Matthew Lincoln

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3D Printing

Mobile 3D Clay Printer: Whole Houses from Local Mud

By Andrew Johnson

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3D Printing

Students launch desktop recycler that turns pop bottles into 3D printer plastic

By Radu Serban

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3D Printing

Boeing has over 20,000 3d printed aircraft parts.

By Ross Marov

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3D Printing

L’Oreal Goes After 3D Printed Human Skin to Test Beauty Products

By Alex Klokus

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Nanotech

Artificial Retina Created Based On Semiconductor Nanorods And Carbon Nanotubes

By Andrew Johnson

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3D Printing

3D-Printed Kidney Tissue Is Here

By Matthew Lincoln

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3D Printing

CELLLINK 3D Prints Miniature Ears & Unveils First Universal Bioink for Printing Living Tissue

By Ethan Fox

Researchers Create a Nanotech Device That Can Destroy Blood Clots
Nanotech

Researchers Create a Nanotech Device That Can Destroy Blood Clots

By Hashem AL-ghaili

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Energy

Department of Energy Says That Driverless Taxis Could Already Be Cheaper Than Cabs

By Alex Klokus

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Pollution

Billboard Drones Suck Up Pollution To Produce Fuel

By Alex Klokus

DARPA’s Secret Robot Unveiled With Efficiency Far Superior to Google’s Atlas
DARPA

DARPA’s Secret Robot Unveiled With Efficiency Far Superior to Google’s Atlas

By Nia Brown

Huge ultra-realistic outdoor 3D displays without glasses planned for next year
3D Printing

Huge ultra-realistic outdoor 3D displays without glasses planned for next year

By Alex Klokus

Converting Texts to 3D Virtual Worlds
3D Printing

Converting Texts to 3D Virtual Worlds

By Alex Klokus

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Wind

Intergalactic Wind Strips Galaxies Of Star-Forming Gas

By Alex Klokus

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Solar Power

Machine learning helps Stanford physicists predict dangerous solar flares earlier

By Alex Klokus

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Solar Power

Closest known flyby of star to our solar system

By Amber Raynolds