Creating quite a buzz among robotics enthusiasts and media outlets, a number of robotic security guards recently toured Microsoft’s Silicon Valley campus during an industry event. Today, the... Read more
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- Imagine treating brain cancer without radiation therapy or chemotherapy using a magnetic device
- One of the leading thinkers in nano-science has called for an end to the world’s reliance on fossil fuels
- Using satellite images to improve lives via a new machine learning breakthrough
- Unmodified cellphone touchscreen technology could also be used as a powerful sensor for soil and water contamination
- Reversing age-related memory loss: in mice
- A demonstration that we can engineer biology to produce materials that beat the best materials in nature
- How about an RNA breakthrough that could bring a 50 percent increase to potato and rice yields?
- Guizhou University
- How about a telescope rivalling Hubble but costing almost 1000 times less?
- Monitoring brain activity without surgery or implants using tiny injectable sensors
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Eawag test with fish cells replaces animal experiments
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