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All European Scientific Articles Should Be Freely Accessible by 2020
The European Union member states want to ensure that all scientific articles are freely accessible by 2020 so that anyone can optimally reuse research data.At the meeting of t...
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Stonehenge, Easter Island, Venice: Climate Change Will Destroy Human History
Cultural heritage sites are beacons of our remarkable legacy as a species. They’re as diverse and complex as humanity itself, which is why UNESCO has designated 802 of t...
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Neuroscientists Hunt The Line Where Consciousness Begins—And Ends
Consciousness should be a deeply spooky thing. Or, rather, the fact that we routinelylose consciousness should be a deeply spooky thing. Here, at some murky threshold that we ...
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This Fabrication Technique Uses Individual Electrons To Make Metal Velcro
If you’ve ever wondered if particle accelerators have a purpose outside pure research, the Surfi-Sculpt should answer that question. As you can see in this video, it pur...
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This Powerpuff Girls PSA Is Teaching Brazilian Kids About Zika
When it comes to fighting Zika, the World Health Organization is taking all the help it can get, including enlisting the help of cartoon-loving kids. Zika, a mosquito-spread ...
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This Diabetes Activist Hacked Her Medical Device And Made An Artificial Pancreas
Algorithms are boring until your life depends on them. People with Type 1 diabetes use algorithms all day long. They perform mental calculations to manage their blood-sugar le...
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Programmers Aren't Writing Green Code Where It's Most Needed
Confession? I don't write green code. I mean, it might be green code just by coincidence, but I've never really thought too much about the relative energy consumption demanded...
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Scientists Can Virtually Wander Around Mars For Miles With Hololens
“My average day is that I go to the office, have my coffee, nip off to Mars for a little while, check out the latest location, write some code, and then I’m back h...
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In New Advance, IBM Engineers Put Universal Memory Within Reach
It can be kind of hard to keep track of the tangle of emerging computer memory technologies with one seemingly announced every other week, from Intel's highly publicized but s...
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SpaceX Is Already Working On Legal Approval For Its 2018 Mars Flight
I’ve been to the Humans to Mars Summit, an annual conference thrown by Explore Mars about speeding up human colonization of the Red Planet, a few times. It’s alway...
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