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China’s Goal: More Solar Power by 2020 than the Whole World Has Today
Solar Power

China’s Goal: More Solar Power by 2020 than the Whole World Has Today

By Kif Leswing

You’ll Want to Take a Look at the First White Laser
Energy

You’ll Want to Take a Look at the First White Laser

By Nia Brown

Japan Completed the World’s Largest Floating Wind Turbine Last Week
Wind

Japan Completed the World’s Largest Floating Wind Turbine Last Week

By Kif Leswing

What is a ‘Water Battery’?
Energy

What is a ‘Water Battery’?

By Nia Brown

MIT’s Nuclear Fusion Reactor Could Someday Produce Limitless Energy
Nuclear Fusion

MIT’s Nuclear Fusion Reactor Could Someday Produce Limitless Energy

By Hashem AL-ghaili

Bottlenose Dolphins Use Specific Whistles As Names
Biology

Bottlenose Dolphins Use Specific Whistles As Names

By Andreea Popescu

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Biology

Two-Cell Mouse Embryos Communicate to Determine Future Cell Formation

By Andreea Popescu

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Biology

23andMe reviews the top genetic findings of 2014

By Andrew Johnson

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Biology

New “triggered-release” mechanism could improve drug delivery

By MolecularMatt

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Biology

‘Long life” gene might also be linked to increased intelligence during old age

By Christine Doan

Do you stray or stay? Humans divide into promiscuous or faithful groups
Biology

Do you stray or stay? Humans divide into promiscuous or faithful groups

By Alex Klokus

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Environment

NASA Scientists Recreate Building Blocks of Life by Simulating Outer Space Environment

By Oana Stefanescu

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Biology

Researchers nearly double the size of worker ants

By Matthew Lincoln

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Biology

Cultured meat could spell the end of traditional cattle farming within just a few decades

By Radu Serban

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Biology

New Type of Stem Cell Could Make It Easier to Grow Human Organs

By Mark Parker

Synthetic Biology Startup Zymergen Emerges From Stealth With $44 Million
Biology

Synthetic Biology Startup Zymergen Emerges From Stealth With $44 Million

By Jim Crawford

Eastern Puma Declared Extinct
Biology

Eastern Puma Declared Extinct

By Hashem AL-ghaili

Oldest Sperm Ever, Discovered in Antarctica
Biology

Oldest Sperm Ever, Discovered in Antarctica

By Nia Brown

Soon You Won’t Need to Go to the Doctor’s Office for a Blood Test
Biology

Soon You Won’t Need to Go to the Doctor’s Office for a Blood Test

By Kif Leswing

This Startup Made a $5 Cup of Poop Coffee Using Biotech
Biology

This Startup Made a $5 Cup of Poop Coffee Using Biotech

By Kif Leswing

Scientists Start to Genetically Engineer Wildlife, and Nobody Knows What to Do About It
Biology

Scientists Start to Genetically Engineer Wildlife, and Nobody Knows What to Do About It

By Andrew Tieu

Meet the Nanoscale Device That Can Emit Light as Powerfully as an Object 10,000 Times Its Size
Nanotech

Meet the Nanoscale Device That Can Emit Light as Powerfully as an Object 10,000 Times Its Size

By Andreea Popescu

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Military

The US Military is Getting Hoverbikes!

By Andrew Johnson

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Nanotech

Meet Startup Modumetal, a creator of nanolaminated parts that are stronger than steel

By Alex Klokus

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Solar Power

MIT Invention Turns Salt Water Into Drinking Water Using Solar Power

By Mike Anderson

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Nanotech

Nanotech Converts Conventional LCDs into Glasses-Free 3-D Displays

By Oana Stefanescu

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Solar Power

The Incredibly Affordable Solar-Powered Hearing Aid

By Aarya Venkat