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In Just Three Months, Immunotherapy Cured a New Genetic Mutation

By Eleazer Corpuz

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This USB Stick Could Revolutionize HIV Monitoring

By Jess Vilvestre

Computers Made of Genetic Material Will Revolutionize Our World

Computers Made of Genetic Material Will Revolutionize Our World

Physicists Have Discovered a Second State of Liquid Water

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Physicists Have Discovered a Second State of Liquid Water

By Jess Vilvestre

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Implanting Embryonic Neurons Repairs Brain Damage in Mice

By Jess Vilvestre

Researchers Transmit “Super-Current” at Record Distance

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Researchers Transmit “Super-Current” at Record Distance

By Cecille De Jesus

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Global Warming Is Already Transforming Our Planet, and It’s Literally Changing Our Genes

“Young Blood” Transfusions Improve Mental and Physical Performance in Old Mice

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“Young Blood” Transfusions Improve Mental and Physical Performance in Old Mice

By Cecille De Jesus

Newly Discovered Antibody Can Neutralize 98 Percent of HIV Strains

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Newly Discovered Antibody Can Neutralize 98 Percent of HIV Strains

By Jess Vilvestre

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Synthetic Photosynthesis? New Tech Recycles Carbon Dioxide Faster Than Plants

New Method Could Make Quantum Computers a Reality Sooner Than We Thought

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New Method Could Make Quantum Computers a Reality Sooner Than We Thought

By Cecille De Jesus

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A Bright Future: Tesla’s Acquisition of SolarCity Approved

Synthetic Organs: We’re One Step Closer to Having Bioartificial Kidneys

Synthetic Organs: We’re One Step Closer to Having Bioartificial Kidneys

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The Physics Defying EmDrive Just Passed Peer Review. Here’s What You Need to Know

By Eleazer Corpuz

Hopes for the Success of the Paris Agreement Could Be Dashed

Hopes for the Success of the Paris Agreement Could Be Dashed

By Cecille De Jesus

Regenerative Medicine: Scientists Have Successfully Engineered Functioning Human Nerves

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Regenerative Medicine: Scientists Have Successfully Engineered Functioning Human Nerves

By Jess Vilvestre

IBM Has Devised a Way to “Grow” Computer Chips

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IBM Has Devised a Way to “Grow” Computer Chips

By Jess Vilvestre

47 of the World’s Poorest Countries Pledge to Generate Energy With 100% Renewables

47 of the World’s Poorest Countries Pledge to Generate Energy With 100% Renewables

By Jess Vilvestre

New Nanotech Could Allow Phones to Fully Charge in Seconds

New Nanotech Could Allow Phones to Fully Charge in Seconds

Island in the Sun: Tesla is Powering an Entire Island With Solar Energy

Island in the Sun: Tesla is Powering an Entire Island With Solar Energy

Thanks to Humanity, Another Important Ecosystem Could Soon Be Destroyed

Thanks to Humanity, Another Important Ecosystem Could Soon Be Destroyed

By Jess Vilvestre

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New, Groundbreaking Revelation Brings Us Closer to Nuclear Fusion

By Jelor Gallego

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Synthetic Future: Revolutionary Center Will 3D-Print Human Tissues and Organs

By Eleazer Corpuz

Graphene’s Infusion in Textiles is the Future of Wearable Electronics

Graphene’s Infusion in Textiles is the Future of Wearable Electronics

By Jelor Gallego

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Pausing Life: Mouse Embryos Placed in Suspended Animation Can Survive for Weeks

By Jelor Gallego

Intelligence May Stem From a Basic Algorithm in the Human Brain

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Intelligence May Stem From a Basic Algorithm in the Human Brain

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Canada Announced a Plan to Stop All Coal Use by 2030

New Timetree Shows Life is Still Evolving at a Steady Rate

New Timetree Shows Life is Still Evolving at a Steady Rate

By Cecille De Jesus

Tesla Has Officially Acquired SolarCity. So, What’s Next?

Tesla Has Officially Acquired SolarCity. So, What’s Next?

By June Javelosa

“Minority Report” Science Adviser On the Future of Human-Computer Interactions

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“Minority Report” Science Adviser On the Future of Human-Computer Interactions

By John Underkoffler

There’s More to Cancer Than Just Genetic Mutations

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There’s More to Cancer Than Just Genetic Mutations

By Jess Vilvestre

Researchers Record Live Neurons Firing Inside a Rodent’s Brain

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Researchers Record Live Neurons Firing Inside a Rodent’s Brain

By Jelor Gallego

Tiny “Minibrains” Could Revolutionize Medicine

Tiny “Minibrains” Could Revolutionize Medicine

By Eleazer Corpuz

Engineering Nature: How Improved Photosynthesis Could Feed the World

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Engineering Nature: How Improved Photosynthesis Could Feed the World

By Eleazer Corpuz

Facebook’s Solar-Powered Planes Will Beam Data at Record-Setting Rates

Facebook’s Solar-Powered Planes Will Beam Data at Record-Setting Rates

#thermoelectric paint #electricity

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With This Revolutionary Paint, Your Walls Can Turn Heat Into Electricity

By Eleazer Corpuz

We Figured out How To “Fingerprint” the Brain, and It Could Prevent Disease

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We Figured out How To “Fingerprint” the Brain, and It Could Prevent Disease

By Jelor Gallego

Some Alzheimer’s Patients Seem to be “Resistant” to Memory Loss

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Some Alzheimer’s Patients Seem to be “Resistant” to Memory Loss

By Eleazer Corpuz

The Arctic Is a Staggering 36 Degrees Hotter Than What It Should Be

The Arctic Is a Staggering 36 Degrees Hotter Than What It Should Be

By Eleazer Corpuz

No More Coal: All Coal Power Plants in France Will Be Shut Down by 2023

No More Coal: All Coal Power Plants in France Will Be Shut Down by 2023

By Cecille De Jesus

Batteries May Soon Store Five Times More Energy, Thanks to the Human Gut

Batteries May Soon Store Five Times More Energy, Thanks to the Human Gut

By Eleazer Corpuz

Worms Without Eyes Can Sense Light 100 Times Better Than Humans

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Worms Without Eyes Can Sense Light 100 Times Better Than Humans

By Eleazer Corpuz

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“Smart” Electricity Generating Windows Are On Their Way

By Cecille De Jesus

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Chernobyl Is Now Covered By “The Largest Moveable Land-Based Structure Ever Built”

By Eleazer Corpuz

Researchers Just Solved One of the Biggest Problems in Synthetic Biology

Researchers Just Solved One of the Biggest Problems in Synthetic Biology

By Jelor Gallego

Watch DARPA’s New Self-Guided Bullets Turn in Mid-Flight, Following Their Target

Watch DARPA’s New Self-Guided Bullets Turn in Mid-Flight, Following Their Target

By Annabs Sanchez

Breakthrough Drug Discovery Could Let Scientists Repair Nerve Damage

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Breakthrough Drug Discovery Could Let Scientists Repair Nerve Damage

By Jelor Gallego

The Future of Extremism: Artificial Intelligence and Synthetic Biology Will Transform Terrorism

The Future of Extremism: Artificial Intelligence and Synthetic Biology Will Transform Terrorism

By Bertalan Mesko

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Modified Bacteria Could Cure a Fatal Genetic Disorder Found in Infants

By Jess Vilvestre

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Silent Skies: 200 New Bird Species Face Extinction

By Jelor Gallego

‘World’s Smallest Magnifying Glass’ Allows Us to See Between Atoms

‘World’s Smallest Magnifying Glass’ Allows Us to See Between Atoms

By Eleazer Corpuz

Las Vegas Lights Are Being Powered By Footsteps

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Las Vegas Lights Are Being Powered By Footsteps

By Jelor Gallego

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A New Method of Cellular Reprogramming Brings Us One Step Closer to Curing Heart Failure

By Jelor Gallego

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Physicists Have Measured the Smallest Division of Time Ever Observed

By June Javelosa

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Feeding the World: Genetically Modified Superwheat is Transforming Our Future

By Jess Vilvestre

20 Million Lives Have Been Saved by the Measles Vaccine Since 2000

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20 Million Lives Have Been Saved by the Measles Vaccine Since 2000

By Eleazer Corpuz

Britain Will Swap All Coal Power for Green Energy by 2025

Britain Will Swap All Coal Power for Green Energy by 2025

By Jelor Gallego

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Going Nuclear: New Experiment Could Be the Key to Nuclear Fusion

By Jelor Gallego

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CRISPR Gene Editing Has Repaired a Blood-Borne Disease

By Jelor Gallego

Mutant Mice: How CRISPR Can Put Genetically Modified Organisms Within Everyone’s Reach

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Mutant Mice: How CRISPR Can Put Genetically Modified Organisms Within Everyone’s Reach

By Eleazer Corpuz

Has Voyager Really Left Our Solar System?

Has Voyager Really Left Our Solar System?

By Brian Koberlein

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Nanoparticles Are Moving Us Toward a Cancer-Free World

By Jelor Gallego

End to Illness: Machine Learning Is Revolutionizing How We Prevent Disease

End to Illness: Machine Learning Is Revolutionizing How We Prevent Disease

By Jelor Gallego

Missing Cosmos? There Are Parts of Our Solar System We’ve Yet to Discover

Missing Cosmos? There Are Parts of Our Solar System We’ve Yet to Discover

By Eleazer Corpuz