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You Can Now Identify a Person’s Sex Based On Fingerprints

By June Javelosa

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Predicting What’s Funny: The First Mathematical Theory of Humor Has Just Been Established

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New Research Shows Uniqueness of the Human Brain

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Antibiotic Apocalypse: Bacterial Resistance to Last-Resort Antibiotic Is Emerging

By Joseph Libunao

Scientists Make Flatworms Grow Heads and Brains of Other Species

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Scientists Make New Form of Gold That’s Nearly as Light as Air

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Is the End of Daily Insulin Injections for Diabetes Sufferers in Sight?

By June Javelosa

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The World’s Largest Animal Cloning Center is Under Construction in China

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Living Machines: These “E-Plants” Grow Wires Inside Themselves

By Miguel Santos

Physics Breakthrough: Stanford Scientists Set New Record Using Quantum Entanglement

By Miguel Santos

Fusion Energy: These Promising Projects Are Set to Revolutionize Our World

By Miguel Santos

These Bikes Can Help Power a Home for 24 Hours, and It Only Takes One Hour of Pedaling

By June Javelosa

Scientists Grow Vocal Cord Tissue in a Lab for the First Time, and It Produces Sound

By Miguel Santos

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NASA Finds Most Energetic Gamma-Ray Pulsar in the Known Universe

By Jolene Creighton

UK Announces Plans To Close Coal Power Stations by 2025

By June Javelosa

Scientists Unveil Super-Fast Submersible Nanomachines Driven by Light

By June Javelosa

Quantum Physics

Quantum Computer Coding in Silicon Now Possible

By Jolene Creighton

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Neutron Beam Returns Burned Bones to Their Original Dimensions

By June Javelosa

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Light That Cools? Scientists Use Lasers to Refrigerate Liquid for the First Time Ever

By Miguel Santos

Quantum Physics

Strange Science: Physicists Find Classic Formula for Pi Hiding in Quantum Mechanics

By Jolene Creighton

Physics First: Magnetic Wave “Soliton” Revealed with X-Ray Microscope

This Little Robot Eats Water Pollution and Makes its Own Electricity

By Jolene Creighton

Scientists Turn Salt Water into Drinking Water With Nanopores

By June Javelosa

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Genetically Engineered Algae Kills Cancer Cells Without Harming Healthy Cells

By Joseph Libunao

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China Develops Advanced Stealth Cloaking Material

NASA Says Powerful Solar Winds Blew Mars’ Water and Atmosphere Off the Planet

By Miguel Santos

Most Distant Object in the Solar System Discovered

By Joseph Libunao

Goodbye Dialysis: Nanotechnology Used to Make Artificial Kidney

By Joseph Libunao

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You Can Now Use CRISPR for Genome Engineering at Home

Doctors Finally Penetrate the Blood-Brain Barrier in Revolutionary Treatment for Tumors

By Joseph Libunao

Genes Responsible for Limb Regeneration in Crickets Identified

By Joseph Libunao

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Scientists Develop Eye Drops That Could Cure Cataracts

By June Javelosa

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Physicists Discover A New Phase of Matter

By Miguel Santos

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Robots May Help Us Better Understand Human Development

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Pineapple’s Genetic Code May Help Us Make Drought Resistant Plants

By Joseph Libunao

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New Study Shows Humans Feel Empathy For “Human-Like” Robots

By Joseph Libunao

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NASA Study Shows that Antartica is Gaining More Ice than it is Losing

By June Javelosa

Future Materials

Japanese Scientists Invent Nearly Unbreakable Glass

By June Javelosa

Quantum Physics

Lasers Mimicking Quantum Entanglement Could Double Data Speeds

By Miguel Santos

Germany Set to Turn On the World’s Largest Nuclear-Fusion Stellarator

By Miguel Santos

Jupiter May Have Ejected Another Planet From Our Solar System Long Ago

By Miguel Santos

Examples of 3D Printing Helping Injured Animals

By Miguel Santos

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Scientists Film Atomic Movement in 4D with Ultrashort Electron Pulses

By Miguel Santos

3D-Printed Replacement Horns Might Save Rhinos from Extinction

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Snake Venom Could Be The Quickest Way To Stop Bleeding

By Miguel Santos

Contour Crafting’s 3D-Printing Tech Can Build Homes On-Site in Under 24 Hours

Morocco is Building the World’s Largest Concentrated Solar Power Plant

Dubai Plans to Plant 3D-Printed “Smart Palm Trees” All Over the City

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Scientists Attempt to Increase the Lifespan of Dogs

By Joseph Libunao

MX3D Plans to 3D Print A Functional Metal Bridge in Amsterdam

By Joseph Libunao

Russia experiments with autonomous military robot squadrons

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Scientists extend an atom’s lifetime with a mirror

By Miguel Santos

MIT’s microwave camera can see through walls in 3D

By Joseph Libunao

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Geneticists have successfully performed genome sequencing in zero gravity

A complete LIDAR scan of London is now available

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Scientists reconstruct part of a rat’s brain in a computer

By Jim Crawford

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Scientists convert harmful algal blooms into high-performance battery electrodes

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A protein found in whales might help make better synthetic blood

IBM leverages carbon nanotubes to shrink transistors

By Greg Candelario

A lithium-ion battery was made out of portabella mushrooms

These plastic-eating worms could solve global waste problems

Nanoparticles used to create better sunscreen

By Greg Candelario

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

By Greg Candelario

Gold nanoparticles arrange themselves into a working electronic circuit