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This 3D Printer Can Print 10 Materials At Once
Now researchers have made a printer they claim can use up to ten different materials at once. The “MultiFab,” made by MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial I...
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The First Real Smart Drug? Researchers Say Modafinil Works
A study published this week, however, makes bold claims on the properties of one of the most well-known smart drugs: modafinil. Modafinil is a medication prescribed for sleep ...
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Physicists Open A Tabletop Magnetic 'Wormhole'
A team of Spanish researchers has successfully constructed a magnetic “wormhole,” according to an open-access paper published this week in Scientific Reports. Whil...
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Can Youth Entrepreneurship Drive Sustainable Growth?
A boat trip from Port Elizabeth to Kingstown, in the Caribbean country of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, is a one-hour trip that locals take several times a day. It was dur...
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A Startup Is Pushing the Boundaries of Biology with Synthetic DNA
Dr. Floyd Romesberg, one of the company?s co-founders, made news last year when he and a team of scientists successfully incorporated two synthetic nucleotide bases into the D...
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The Machine That Promises To Turn Carbon Pollution Into 'Diamonds From The Sky'
"We have found a way to use atmospheric CO2 to produce high-yield carbon nanofibers," George Washington University?s Stuart Licht, Ph.D, said in a statement announcing his tea...
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One Small Optical Chip, One Giant Leap For Quantum Computing
Today marked the unveiling of a reprogrammable optical chip that is capable of processing photons in an infinite variety of ways. This development marks a massive step toward ...
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Google’s Project Ara Won’t Be Around Until At Least 2016
Google’s modular smartphone is officially delayed, with tests pushed back to 2016. The program, called Project Ara, was to begin testing in Puerto Rico later this year, ...
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Can High-Tech Photosynthesis Turn CO2 Into Fuel For Your Car?
Imagine having a fuel pump in your driveway that uses photosynthesis, the same process plants use to feed themselves, to turn carbon dioxide into fuel for your car. It’s...
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India?s First Paperless E-Boarding Facility Goes Live At Hyderabad Airport; Aadhaar Mandatory.
Hyderabad’s Rajiv Gandhi International Airport has become India’s first airport to offer fully paper-less e-boarding facility, which will make travelling seamless,...
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