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879Android / iOS / Mobile / Science / Tech / Windows PhoneNew battery technology could charge in seconds and last for days
Researchers at the University of Central Florida are working on a high-powered battery with supercapacitors that can be charged in seconds yet...
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882Science / TechDUNE experiment will send neutrinos 800 miles right under your feet
DUNE will consist of two neutrino detectors placed in the world’s most intense neutrino beam.
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1.7KApple / ScienceUC Berkeley scientist says AirPods could cause brain damage
"We are playing with fire here," according to Dr Joel Moskowitz, a professor at the UC Berekely School of Public Health.
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916ScienceSpaceX will launch its first reusable rocket later this year
Spectacular landings are a great first step, but a rocket will not be truly reusable until it is, well, actually reused.
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1.1KFitness & Health / Photography / ScienceResearchers create algorithm to diagnose depression… via your Instagram feed
Depression is a serious condition that affects nearly 7% of the population in the U.S. alone.
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877Microsoft / Science / TechExcel responsible for conversion errors on 20% of genetic scientific papers
When I read that 20% of all genetic scientific papers include erroneous data due to Excel conversion errors, I honestly thought the...
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1.1KScienceNASA research released to public for free
The public can now visit PubSpace and read or download research on a number of space and science topics.
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996Science / TechAI reads and replicates handwriting, could be used to spot forgery
Handwriting is a very personal expression. This program will replicate your handwriting with relatively good accuracy.
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808ScienceNASA set to launch asteroid sample return mission
The mission will take seven years from start to finish.
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1.5KGoogle / Science / Tech16 year old girl discovers superabsorbent polymer to battle drought
Ms. Nirghin just won Google Science Fair’s Community Impact Award for creating this superabsorbent polymer out of orange peels and avocados.
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795Drones / Science / TechSpaceX takes next step towards reusing rockets
SpaceX takes the next step towards reusable rockets with the test-firing of a previously landed first stage.
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916Entertainment / Movies / Science“Breeding Dory” is not a sequel to Finding Dory, but a scientific breakthrough
Movies, and Disney movies in particular, have a habit of making certain things popular. That isn’t always an issue, since oftentimes there...
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948Google / Science / TechGoogle points DeepMind AI at data centers, reduces cooling bill significantly
Since acquiring DeepMind Technologies back in 2014, Google has been having all kinds of fun using AI for various tasks. They’ve recently partnered...
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911Fitness & Health / ScienceNASA turns to Rocky to keep astronauts fit in deep space
Let’s just say right up front that no, Sylvester Stallone will not be a permanent fixture on future space missions, nor will...
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894Science / TechSuper bacteria found in Rio’s water weeks before Olympic Games
The Olympic Games are slated to kick off in Rio just weeks from now and scientists have discovered a super bacteria lurking...
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807Science / TechJuno begins mission as it arrives at Jupiter
NASA is popping the corks on the first round of champagne as Juno arrived at Jupiter to start its official mission. Jupiter...
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883Science / Tech[VIDEO] The science behind fireworks
The science behind fireworks is both simple and complicated. Today, millions of Americans will gather around their respective communities to celebrate Independence...
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2.5KScience / TechDiabetes patients could have the option of an artificial pancreas
Those living with diabetes may soon have an option besides insulin injections. Researchers believe they’ll have an artificial pancreas available within a...
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849ScienceHIV mimicking nanoparticles help vaccine production
HIV has posed to be one of the hardest viruses to tackle, thus making it more dangerous and harder to eradicate. This...
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818Science / TechThe digital psychological disconnect
Post authors Dr. Shoba Sreenivasan and Dr. Linda E. Weinberger are the authors of Psychological Nutrition. Learn more at www.psychologicalnutrition.com. In 2002,...
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806ScienceEarth has picked up its own asteroid quasi-satellite, or minimoon
When you look up into the night sky, you can almost always see our celestial neighbor the moon. That rock in the...
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807Business / Science / TechObama may pursue venture capital career after presidency
Traditionally there has been a pattern to the projects that ex-presidents of the United States undertake after their stint in the oval...
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2.1KAuto / Science / TechLyft’s Plan to Automate Everything
Change is inevitable in the automobile industry, and anyone who doesn’t believe it should take a long look into the future of...
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764Science / TechCO2 Emissions Turned To Stone In Icelandic Experiment
Humans produce an incredible amount of carbon dioxide, which, when left unchecked, makes its way into our atmosphere. Icelandic researchers have discovered...
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1.2KScienceWatch How Mosquitoes Drain Your Blood
Mosquitoes are probably one of the least liked insects on the planet and according to PBS, they are also one of the...
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880ScienceYou Can Apparently Deep Fry Water, But Why Would You Want To?
There’s a saying that tells us necessity is the mother of all invention. I’d take that another step further and say that...
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1.2KDrones / Science / TechOcean Alliance Taps DJI For “Snotbot” Project, Drones Studying Whales
Whales are majestic creatures, and some of the largest animals in the world. Scientists have been observing and studying these animals for...
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1.2KFitness & Health / ScienceOvarian Cancer Predicted By Early Cellular Changes
Ovarian Cancer is a disease that affects thousands of women annually. It ranks fifth in cancer deaths among women and accounts for...
