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MIT Data Science Machines Showing Humanlike Intuition

That humans will be woefully inadequate against smart data science machines, in at least some areas of inquiry and analysis, is already a foregone conclusion. But the way in which machines are outperforming humans changes…

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World Food Day 2015: Zero Hunger for World’s 800 Million Undernourished by 2030

A Goal of Zero Hunger by 2030 The United Nations celebrated its 32nd annual World Food Day on October 16, 2015, in Rho, near Milan, Italy. The event focused on helping combat hunger and malnutrition that…

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A Huge Global Marketplace Awaits New Suppliers of Nanomaterials

Improving Material Chemistries If humans are to do what they dream of doing – building mile-high towers, riding space elevators, traveling to Mars, flying from New York to Tokyo in two hours, and more –…

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Apple Will Soon Be Launching Its Tiniest Gadget…The iRing

Apple is flexing its muscles again in the trillion-dollar smartphone market with innovative products. In fact, Apple’s knack for developing smart devices has left other tech companies scratching their heads. Apple has applied for the…

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Have Humans Driven Earth Into a New Geological Epoch?

Marking a Fundamental Change in the Human Relationship with Earth Geochronology and geological epochs unfold over millennia, dividing Earth’s history into theme-based time periods in which the planet’s strata show the effects of a particular time…

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2015 Nikon Small World Photography Prize Winners Announced

Last week, Nikon Instruments Inc. announced its top photomicrography (photographic excellence using a microscope) winners for 2015 in its annual global competition focused on art and science, an event that has been held since 1974.…

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China and Pakistan are Building the World’s Largest Solar Project

Pakistan and China are building the world’s largest solar project, known as the Quaid-e-Azam Solar Power Park (QUASP).The solar farm is built in an ideal location in the desert and gets 13 hours of sunlight every day. This is…

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New, Affordable Sensor Technologies Making Automobiles Safer

Enhanced Safety Features & Avoiding Collisions The use of sensors in all types of products is dramatically increasing. In the automobile industry, sensor technologies are not only improving the safety of cars but enabling the…

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Car-Powered Slip ‘N Slide in Southern France Launches People Like No Other

The world is littered with incredible slip ‘n slide creations that eventually find their way onto YouTube where they are celebrated by the masses. Because after all, who doesn’t like a good old fashioned slip…

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MIT’s Inaugural “Solve” Conference is the Beginning of a Global Movement

Coming Up With Solutions With Global Consequences Last week marked the beginning of the annual Solve Conference at MIT, which is focused on bringing experienced and inspired people together to solve some of the world’s…

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Design

MIT Data Science Machines Showing Humanlike Intuition

World Food Day 2015: Zero Hunger for World’s 800 Million Undernourished by 2030

A Huge Global Marketplace Awaits New Suppliers of Nanomaterials

Apple Will Soon Be Launching Its Tiniest Gadget…The iRing

Have Humans Driven Earth Into a New Geological Epoch?

2015 Nikon Small World Photography Prize Winners Announced

China and Pakistan are Building the World’s Largest Solar Project

New, Affordable Sensor Technologies Making Automobiles Safer

Car-Powered Slip ‘N Slide in Southern France Launches People Like No Other

MIT’s Inaugural “Solve” Conference is the Beginning of a Global Movement

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