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The World’s First Self-Cleaning Metal Repels Water And Dirt
Robots and Machines

The World’s First Self-Cleaning Metal Repels Water And Dirt

New technology can boost productivity in the food industry.

A New Company Is Trying to Grow Human Bones From Fat Cells
Medical

A New Company Is Trying to Grow Human Bones From Fat Cells

Bones made from fat may be more sustainable than conventional methods.

Scientists Found An Enormous Reserve Of Helium, And It’s A ‘Game-Changing’ Discovery
Science & Energy

Scientists Found An Enormous Reserve Of Helium, And It’s A ‘Game-Changing’ Discovery

This find saves the day for a lot of industries.

Dawn Mission Reveals Ceres’ Bright Spots Are Rife With Salt, Heightening Suspicions of Liquid Water
Off-World

Dawn Mission Reveals Ceres’ Bright Spots Are Rife With Salt, Heightening Suspicions of Liquid Water

This is the highest concentration of carbonate minerals ever observed outside Earth.

New Research Reveals Earth Used to Have Several Magnetic Poles
Science & Energy

New Research Reveals Earth Used to Have Several Magnetic Poles

The magnetic field did have a wild phase.

Sony To Create Robot That Can Form Emotional Bond With People
Artificial Intelligence

Sony To Create Robot That Can Form Emotional Bond With People

The tech company is exploring consumer robotics once again after its successful AIBO dog in 2006.

Combination Drug for Melanoma is Now Ready for HS Use
Science & Energy

Combination Drug for Melanoma is Now Ready for HS Use

Two is definitely better than one.

Omni Wheels Can Make Parallel Parking Easy
Robots and Machines

Omni Wheels Can Make Parallel Parking Easy

Customized Implants May Soon Be Made From Lab-Grown Bones
Science & Energy

Customized Implants May Soon Be Made From Lab-Grown Bones

A Study of Fruit Flies Suggests Fertility Drop is a Reliable Predictor of Death
Science & Energy

A Study of Fruit Flies Suggests Fertility Drop is a Reliable Predictor of Death

Scientists suspect the same may be true with humans.

Scientists Claim They’ve Developed Aspirin that Crosses the Blood-Brain Barrier
Science & Energy

Scientists Claim They’ve Developed Aspirin that Crosses the Blood-Brain Barrier

Success in the laboratory doesn't guarantee major results, though.

Japan Hosts VR Porn Festival That Ends Prematurely
Virtual Reality

Japan Hosts VR Porn Festival That Ends Prematurely

The event was shut down early because too many people wanted to attend.

Uranium Extraction From Seawater: An Energy Solution?
Energy

Uranium Extraction From Seawater: An Energy Solution?

The project could pave the way to powering major cities worldwide for thousands of years.

Meet Pam, the 3D Printer that puts the “P” in Polished
3D Printing

Meet Pam, the 3D Printer that puts the “P” in Polished

The new 3D printer made by Pollen is aimed at the designers who are looking to create bespoke products.

Want Your Steak to Taste Better? Cloning Cattle Might be the Answer
Robots and Machines

Want Your Steak to Taste Better? Cloning Cattle Might be the Answer

Scientists are using cloning to make high quality beef more accessible.

25 Watts of Power Produced from Microbial Fuel Cell
Robots and Machines

25 Watts of Power Produced from Microbial Fuel Cell

Umm. A battery made from bacteria poop?

South Korean Dog Cloning Facility Can Give You Your Dead Dog Back
Science & Energy

South Korean Dog Cloning Facility Can Give You Your Dead Dog Back

Forever friends?

Robo-Burger Joint to Open in San Francisco
Artificial Intelligence

Robo-Burger Joint to Open in San Francisco

Robots will cook your favorite burger, just the way you want it.

MIT Engineers Test Programmable RNA Vaccines
Prosthetics and Devices

MIT Engineers Test Programmable RNA Vaccines

This brings hope to the front lines of managing viral outbreaks.

Tetraquark Evidence Mounts with Help from the Large Hadron Collider
Science & Energy

Tetraquark Evidence Mounts with Help from the Large Hadron Collider

These exotic structures may not even be particles.