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By 2020, they plan to have 400 stations in operation.

Based on photonic synapses, they operate at one thousand times the speed of the human brain.

Researchers teach AI to predict which high-risk lesions present the most risk.

New Zealand’s government promises to build a fairer country in which “our environment is protected.”

Once more unto the Moon — then onward to Mars.

One day, we may be able to Snapchat on Mars.

The billionaire entrepreneur further explains his support of a societal safety net.

"Our findings provide a foundation to designing interventions which slow these processes."

Scientists agree that soon we'll need to start capturing and storing emissions.

Hydrothermic vents could be a hotbed for alien evolution.

"We have used forms and proportions that express the same devotion to design, engineering and beauty that shape our cars."

Branson's investment in Memphis Meats is also a commitment to the cruelty-free, sustainable food systems of the future.

Like a feint in boxing, the nanoparticles teach antibiotics how to fight dirty.

"We have found a protein that controls the hair growth and developed a new substance that promotes hair regeneration."

This contradicts traditional notions about perceptual judgments.

Longevity research is exciting, but the real goal isn't living longer — it's living healthier longer.

Auto designers are now using augmented reality headsets to fine-tune their creations.

The arm can help users regain a lost sense of embodiment.

The hybrid-electric "E-Fan X" is expected to fly in 2020.

You may need to raise your hand higher to hail this cab.