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The Artificial Intelligence Race
China’s Companies Poised to Take Leap in Developing a Driverless Car
New Technology Uses Smartphones and Paper to Analyze Samples for Pesticides
China Is Building The Mother Of All Reputation Systems To Monitor Citizen Behavior
China Further Tightens Grip on the Internet
English: Coal miner in Xingtai, China (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Coal-to-chemicals breakthrough in China
SINTEF’s Ana María Martínez believes that high-temperature electrolysis can be used to recover rare earth metals from scrap. In this photo, she has just opened a crucible used in an electrolysis experiment. Photo: SINTEF / Thor Nielsen.
Urgent need to recycle rare metals
Innovation (Photo credit: masondan)
Millennials Want Companies That Work On Innovative Ways To Fix The World
3D graphene structures for use in super-capacitors, through a method inspired by blown sugar, created.
Green Technology Depends on Metals with Weird Names
Bitcoin, Nationless Currency, Still Feels Government’s Pinch
World E-Waste Map Reveals National Volumes, International Flows
China Moon Rover Landing Marks a Space Program on the Rise
Chinese scientists upbeat on development of invisibility cloak
Power boosting self-cleaning solar panels