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Iron Nanoparticles Could Be the Next Line of Treatment in Battling Cancerous Tumors
Ferumoxytol gives the body a boost in beating the Big C.
Scientists Successfully Repair Liver Damage Using A Modified Virus
Not all viruses are evil!
Judging a Book by Its Cover: AI Can Now Tell What’s on the Inside by Looking at the Outside
We may soon have book covers designed purely by AI.
Spring Might Come Earlier, but Food Shortages Will Still Happen
Longer growing seasons don't necessarily mean more crops.
To Save the Earth, We Should Just Leave It Alone
A new study suggests that in many cases, the best way to help restore damaged ecosystems is to do nothing at all.
A Company Wants to Put a Chip in Your Brain to Cure Disease
Merging the human brain with technology doesn't have to be invasive.
Soft Robotics Allows Scientists to Reach Out and “Touch” Sealife
Soft robotics could allow robots in the future to grasp specimens from the seabed without harming marine ecosystems in the process.
A Robotic Virtual Assistant Is Heading to the ISS
CIMON will help astronauts perform experiments, and offer insights into social dynamics.
To Create Conflict, Russians Fuel GMO Debate
Researchers say it's all part of Russia's plan to expand its agricultural sector.
A Startup Could Reveal How Climate Change Will Affect Your Business in 50 Years
Climate change predictions are headed to the private sector.
Customized “Exosuits” Will Move With Your Stride
Researchers created a walk profile for each user’s unique walk.
Asian Ticks on New Jersey Sheep? Invasive Species Are a Reality of Our Future
How these pests crossed continents is still a mystery.
Obama: Social Media Is “Shaping Our Culture in Powerful Ways”
Obama worried aloud that Americans are increasingly living in “entirely different realities.”
AI Will Lead the Charge Developing Quantum Computers
The quantum world is complex, but machine learning can help simplify it.
Democrats Won’t Let Net Neutrality Die Without a Fight
The effort may be futile, but Democrats see the fight as having lasting political value.
The Moon Will Soon Have Its Own Mobile Network
Starting in 2019, lunar dwellers will have their very own data plans.
Seaweed Sneakers Look Fly, Could Help Save the Environment
The pitch: "Just-in-time degradability."
China’s Google Equivalent Can Clone Voices After Seconds of Listening
One cloned voice fooled voice recognition tech with 95 percent accuracy.