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Want to Make a Hoverboard? Now You Can Buy Your Own Mag-Lev Engine
Anyone can now create "Back to the Future" technology.
Scientists Confirm: Reprogrammed Adult Stem Cells Perfectly Mimic Embryonic Stem Cells
Induced pluripotent stem cells are identical to those harvested from an embryo.
This Tech Lets Us Measure A Baby’s Oxygen Level, Heartbeat, And Breath Without Touching Them
This is a product paranoid parents will love.
An Ex-NASA Chief is Making Chips That Use The Same Biological Principles As The Brain
And he's already made 256 core neural chips.
Scientists Say Neuron Repair is Possible
Mitochondrial mobility may be the answer to neuron regeneration.
Researchers May Have Found a Way to Use CRISPR as a Recording Device
It's not just for gene editing!
Apple App Teaches Kids to Code, And It’s Free
It seems that coding will be the language of the next generation.
The Future of Internet Service: Net Neutrality Upheld by the Courts in Full
We all win! Court rules that the internet is more than a luxury - it is a utility.
There’s An AI That’s Making Music to Improve Your Brain Function
"Our mission is to solve ADD, anxiety, and insomnia via audio brain wave training."
Astronomers: There May Be Two (Or More) Extra Planets In Our Solar System
If losing Pluto left a hole in your heart, consider filling the void with Planets Nine and Ten.
General Motors Canada is Vastly Expanding their Autonomous Vehicle Labs
GM is doing what it can to drive away the competition in the autonomous vehicle industry.
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
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
All the quality vital readings, without any contact.
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...