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In the future, modern machines should not only follow algorithms quickly and precisely, but also function intelligently – in other words, in a way that resembles the human brain.
New hardware could make future artificial intelligence much more compact and efficient
Personalized medications possible via 3D printing?
Could water-filled windows save energy and reduce global carbon emissions?
Paving the way for networks of artificial cells that act like tissues
An industry-first technology reduces harmful diesel emissions
Lab-on-a-Stick: miniaturised clinical testing for fast detection of antibiotic resistance
Revolutionary 3D printed fashion to be developed at Loughborough University
Loughborough University unveils world’s first lab-in-a-briefcase
Loughborough University unveils breakthrough technology with potential to revolutionise the global rail industry
Nanowire clothing could keep people warm — without heating everything else
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Research on 3-D printed wrist splints boost for arthritis sufferers
Picture 1: A comparison of the reflection from a cover glass on a crystalline Silicon cell with and without the multilayer AR coating.
Scientists come up with method of reducing solar panel glare
Sanitation: Flushed with pride