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Scientists Create A Potential High-Efficiency Wireless Power System

By Jelor Gallego

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Meet the World of the Very Tiny: New Technique Enhances Digital Microscopy Images

By June Javelosa

Will We Ever have 3D Printers in Every Home?

By June Javelosa

“4D Printing” Creates Objects That Change Shape

By Jelor Gallego

Largest Solar System Ever Discovered: Planet Takes A Million Years to Complete One Orbit

By Todd Jaquith

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New Largest Prime Number Was Just Discovered, and It’s 22 Million Digits Long

By Todd Jaquith

There Will Be More Plastic Than Fish in Our Oceans by 2050

Quantum Physics

Physicists Propose the First Scheme to Teleport the Memory of an Organism

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New Study Achieves Breakthrough in Antimatter Research

By June Javelosa

Quantum Physics

Researchers Developed Light-Activated Nanoparticles That Kill 90% of Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria

By Darwin Batinga

The Memory Capacity of Human Brain Could be 10 Times More Than Once Thought

By Sarah Marquart

New Breakthrough Material: Graphene Elastomer is More Sensitive Than Human Skin

These Are the First-Ever Photos of a Single Protein

By Sarah Marquart

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New Breakthrough Treatment Could “Reverse Disability” for MS Patients

By June Javelosa

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Canada Opening “International Hub For Stem Cell Therapy”

By June Javelosa

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Scientists are Growing Human Organs Inside Pigs and Sheep for Transplant

By Sarah Marquart

How Chromosome Extensions “Turn Back the Aging Clock”

By Sarah Marquart

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New Breakthrough in the Search for a Functional Cure to HIV

By June Javelosa

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Here’s How Magnets Could Help us Fight Cocaine Addiction

By June Javelosa

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Scientists Just Coaxed Bacteria into Performing Artificial Photosynthesis

By Joseph Libunao

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CRISPR Successfully Treats Muscular Dystrophy in Adult Mammals For the First Time

By June Javelosa

The US Navy: Turning The Oceans Into Fuel

By Joseph Libunao

China to Build 40 Nuclear Reactors in 5 Years

By Joseph Libunao

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The 7th Row of the Periodic Table is Finally Complete

By Jolene Creighton

Watch the Evolution of the Human Face in 90 Seconds

By Sarah Marquart

New Approach Revolutionizes the 3D Printing of Ceramics

By Joseph Libunao

Japanese Research Institute Earns Right to Name Element 113

By Jolene Creighton

DARPA Mule Robot Too Noisy, US Military Refuses to Hear it Any Longer

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Giant Squid Surfaces in Japan, See This Behemoth of the Sea

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New Research Explains Why the Aurora Has Sudden Bursts of Brightness

By June Javelosa

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Scientists Have a New Type of Genetic Circuit That Can Be Implanted into Organisms

By Miguel Santos

Meet Io: The Most Volcanically Active World in the Solar System

By Miguel Santos

This Glow-In-The-Dark Pet Is Actually Alive

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Meet the Semiconductor, Superconductor, Insulating, Ferromagnet That Emits UV Light

By June Javelosa

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Simulation Hypothesis: How Could We Tell If We Are Living in a Computer Simulation?

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In Potential VR and 3D Printing Breakthrough, MIT Researchers Make 3-D Imaging 1000 Times Better

By Miguel Santos

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Stanford Researchers Develop Microscope That Allows First-Ever Look at Live Muscle Units in Action

By Miguel Santos

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Sleeping Shorter and Deeper May Have Helped Humans’ Brains Develop

By June Javelosa

Renewable Energy

Costa Rica Ran On a Staggering 99% Renewable Energy in 2015

By Miguel Santos

Quantum Physics

Scientists Have Figured Out What We Need to Achieve Secure Quantum Teleportation

By Miguel Santos

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A New Elementary Particle? Evidence of Boson Heavier than Higgs Observed at LHC

Future Materials

Borophene: This New, 2-Dimensional Material May Be Stronger Than Graphene

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New Dialysis-Style Treatment ‘Washes’ Blood of Cancer Cells

By June Javelosa

Dubai Makes a Strong Push for Clean Energy, Will Make Solar Power Mandatory by 2030

By June Javelosa

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Plug a Gunshot Wound Quickly With This Sponge-Filled Syringe

By Miguel Santos

Nuclear Fusion Breakthrough Explained: What Is a Stellarator Machine?

By June Javelosa

Future Materials

Chemist Creates the First 100% Recyclable Plastic

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Computer Chip Made of Nano-Materials Can Make Computers Run 1000x Faster

By June Javelosa

US Town Rejects Solar Panels, Worried They Will “Suck up All the Energy from the Sun”

Adidas Created This 3D Printed Shoe Using Plastic Waste from the Ocean

By June Javelosa

Scientists Assert Electron Lifespan Is 5 Quintillion Times the Current Age of the Universe

By Miguel Santos

Wendelstein 7-X: The World’s Largest Nuclear Fusion Reactor Comes to Life

Future Materials

Scientists Create Most Expensive Material on Earth, Costs $4.2 Billion per Ounce

Quantum Physics

Scientists Just Proved A Fundamental Quantum Physics Problem is Unsolvable

In Search of a Super-Earth: Astronomers Find Unidentified Object at the Edge of Our Solar System

Cyborg Future: Engineers Build a Chip That Is Part Biological and Part Synthetic

This Floating Rubik’s Cube is the World’s First 3D Color Hologram

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These New Prosthetics Let Vincent the Cat Walk for the First Time

China Is Building A “Higgs Factory” Twice the Size of CERN’s Large Hadron Collider

By Joseph Libunao

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As Scientists Expect, Holometer Finds No Evidence to Support Holographic Principle

By Miguel Santos

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Mount Etna Erupts, Creating Volcanic Lightning and Shooting Lava 1km High (with video)

By Miguel Santos

Musk Outlines Solution to Climate Change, Calls Tax-Free Carbon ‘Dumbest Experiment in History’

By Miguel Santos

China Reveals its Weaponized, Portable Laser

By Miguel Santos

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Send In the Clones: Chief Scientist Says Human Cloning is Coming Soon