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257Editorial / Science / TechHow to test DNA from home
DNA tests that are taken at home can actually give you some wildly misleading results.
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477Science / TechInfographic: How isolation fatigue affects us
In times of great stress, rationality is one of the first casualties.
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548Science / TechTheranos promised the future of Medtech, but it was all a lie
After a handful of investigations, though, it became clear the only thing that would come from the brand was a news story...
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929Fitness & Health / Science / TechInfographic: Can face masks help flatten the curve?
Different fabrics have different efficacy, and the tighter the weave the more effective it will be.
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930Fitness & Health / Science / TechDiabetes and life-changing technology
Let’s take a look at the technology that has transformed the diabetic world, shall we?
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741Science / TechInfographic: Pandemics, epidemics, and innovative thinking
Throughout history, some of our most desperate times have spurred some of humanity’s greatest innovations. Will this global pandemic be the same?
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1.0KScience / TechInfographic: The people and data behind data science
By this year there will be more than 2.7 million job openings for data scientists.
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918Science / Security / Smart Home & Smart Devices / TechExperiment shows smart home devices can be hacked with lasers
First, to be clear, you probably do not need to freak out about this as it would take a lot of effort...
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1.3KScience / TechInfographic: The art and science of purpose
Not to worry if you are feeling aimless right now — it’s actually possible to start cultivating your sense of purpose today.
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1.2KBusiness / Science / TechElon Musk’s Neuralink technology wants to literally connect our brains to the internet
In case you're new to this third rock from the sun, Elon Musk is the brains behind Tesla, SpaceX, and The Boring...
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1.5KScience / Sponsored Post / TechMax Polyakov and Tom Markusic may launch Firefly Aerospace rocket in 2019
Firefly Aerospace, owned by Markusic, was left to die in 2016 because of lack of funding.
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1.3KScience / TechNASA plans on using the Space Launch System rocket to get back to the moon by 2024
NASA lays out 4 key reasons why going back to the moon is in our best interest, inspiration, science, exploration, and economy.
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1.2KScience / TechGreenhouse gas turned into carbon fibre by Canadian researchers
At this time, however, the cost of the technology, as well as the plausibility of building a bigger scale capture and conversion...
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1.4KScience / TechIs limitless clean energy within reach?
The researchers are working with a nuclear fusion reactor in Anhui, China, and hope to have a fully functioning nuclear fusion power...
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2.6KPhotography / ScienceThis 81-megapixel photo of the moon is amazing
This 81-megapixel image of the moon is just mind blowing.
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1.6KFitness & Health / Science / TechVR and brain health: What we know so far
This list highlights how VR has positives and negatives associated with it — like most things in the world.
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1.2KScience / TechNew study shows users would walk away from Facebook for a year for $1,000
According to a new study, most people would want $1,000 or more to walk away from Facebook.
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1.7KScience / TechNebula Genomics wants to give you credits in exchange for sharing your genome DNA with third-parties
Genome science and genome services are catching on with more and more people.
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2.0KScience / TechScientists suggest the Oumuamua asteroid might be an extraterrestrial spaceship or probe
In a paper entitled, "Could Solar Radiation Pressure Explain "Oumuamua's Peculiar Acceleration," these scientists bring up that very possibility.
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1.2KAndroid / iOS / Mobile / Science / Tech / Windows PhoneScientists and researchers say clear evidence shows radiation from cellphones causes cancer in rats
The study was published by scientists at the National Toxicology Program. The final report confidently links cellphone radiation and some tumors in...
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1.3KScience / TechDepartment of Energy is seeking public input on environmental impact of new Fermilab PIP-II project
The Department of Energy has outlined some potential impacts on the environment and human health as a result of building and operating...
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2.3KScience / TechThe Ottobock C-Brace is giving mobility back to some users who’ve lost it
The C-Brace is smaller and lighter, so the user does not need to exert as much energy while walking.
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2.8KFitness & Health / Science / TechLucid dreaming goes high-tech with InstaDreamer wristband
The fully adjustable, lightweight, medical grade silicon band also doubles as a health and sleep tracker.
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1.4KScience / TechRF-Pose can identify and track people through walls
The technology can also identify, with 83% accuracy, people from "known groups."
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1.3KScience / TechResearchers in Tokyo are using living tissue for robotic applications
Perhaps one day in the future we will see a combination of robotics and living tissue working as one on a larger...
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1.5KScience / TechNew development could see smartphone cameras used to diagnose diseases
This could help detect ailments like influenza and STD's without using expensive imaging equipment.
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1.7KScience / TechSpyce is a restaurant based on technology with quality culinary backing
The creators call Spyce "the world's first robotic kitchen that cooks complex meals."
