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In Just 3 Days, AI Solves Biology Mystery: How Flatworms Regenerate into New Organisms
Artificial Intelligence

In Just 3 Days, AI Solves Biology Mystery: How Flatworms Regenerate into New Organisms

Jetpacks are One Step Closer to Becoming Standard for U.S. Soldiers
Future Society

Jetpacks are One Step Closer to Becoming Standard for U.S. Soldiers

Call of Duty may not have been completely off.

Google’s Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare is Making Strides in London
Google

Google’s Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare is Making Strides in London

Doesn't mean the doc will speak in 1s and 0s, but its pretty close.

New Tech Measures Your Pulse and Breath Without Ever Touching Your Body
Science & Energy

New Tech Measures Your Pulse and Breath Without Ever Touching Your Body

All the quality vital readings, without any contact.

Not Long For This World: Astronomers Find Distant Planet Locked in a Death Spiral
Off-World

Not Long For This World: Astronomers Find Distant Planet Locked in a Death Spiral

This planet could learn a thing or two from the story of Icarus...

Tesla Shares All of Its Autopilot Data in Bid to Achieve Level 4 Autonomy
Tesla

Tesla Shares All of Its Autopilot Data in Bid to Achieve Level 4 Autonomy

Apparently, it takes a village to make fully autonomous cars.

Understanding Gene Drives: Should We Use Genetic Engineering to Eliminate Disease?
Science & Energy

Understanding Gene Drives: Should We Use Genetic Engineering to Eliminate Disease?

We can...but should we?

Scientists Close to a Vaccine for the Toxic Shock Syndrome
Science & Energy

Scientists Close to a Vaccine for the Toxic Shock Syndrome

Soon, toxic shock syndrome may be a thing of the past.

Norway Just Adopted The World’s First Zero Deforestation Policy
Climate Change

Norway Just Adopted The World’s First Zero Deforestation Policy

Norway just became the first country in the world to ban deforestation.

The Next-Generation in Data Storage? Our DNA
DNA

The Next-Generation in Data Storage? Our DNA

We will generate 16 trillion gigabytes of digital data by 2017. And for our ever-increasing storage needs, scientists are turning to DNA.

Watch as Water Becomes a Touchscreen Display (Video)
Virtual Reality

Watch as Water Becomes a Touchscreen Display (Video)

Meet the Ancient Organisms From the Depths of the Ocean Floor
Biology

Meet the Ancient Organisms From the Depths of the Ocean Floor

These guys are pretty old—and pretty hardy.

“Solar Voyager” Attempts the First Solar-Powered Crossing of the Atlantic
Solar Power

“Solar Voyager” Attempts the First Solar-Powered Crossing of the Atlantic

A fully autonomous, solar powered boat is heading to the high seas.

Nevada to Begin Testing Autonomous Passenger Drones
Drones

Nevada to Begin Testing Autonomous Passenger Drones

Think autonomous vehicles are at least a few years out? Well, we're testing autonomous taxis...that fly.

New Carbon Capture Method Turns CO2 into Solid Rocks
Climate Change

New Carbon Capture Method Turns CO2 into Solid Rocks

How can we help fix our CO2 problem? Simple. Just make it into rocks.

Fossil Fuel Use Declines, Threatening Status of Energy Superpower
Energy

Fossil Fuel Use Declines, Threatening Status of Energy Superpower

A Quarter Of The World’s Power Now Comes From Renewables
Energy

A Quarter Of The World’s Power Now Comes From Renewables

Largest Concentrated Solar Power Plant to Be Built in Dubai, Will Be Operational by 2020
Solar Power

Largest Concentrated Solar Power Plant to Be Built in Dubai, Will Be Operational by 2020

New “Bionic Leaf” Is More Efficient Than Photosynthesis
Energy

New “Bionic Leaf” Is More Efficient Than Photosynthesis

Chile’s Getting The World’s First Subway Powered Mostly By The Sun
Energy

Chile’s Getting The World’s First Subway Powered Mostly By The Sun