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Breaking Bad Meets Micro-Brewing: Modifying Yeast to Brew “Designer” Drugs, from Morphine to Antibiotics

Micro-brewing is all the rage right now, with folks concocting everything from custom varieties of beer to hard cider. But scientists from the University of California, Berkeley have mixed feelings about the success of their…

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This Startup Company Seeks to Reverse Deforestation by Using Drones to Plant 1 Billion Trees a Year

As per the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), approximately 18 million acres (7.3 million hectares) of forest are lost each year. About 26 billion trees are cut in a year, and only about…

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This Tiny 10mm Thin 3D Holographic Microbattery is High on Power

Creation of miniature devices is on the rise. Many miniaturized devices like medical implants, flying insect-like robots, sensors, wireless transmitters and tiny cameras have been invented. Any Electronic Device is Limited by the Size of the…

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Surfing Veteran Mark Mathews Rides Liquid Monsters

The normal curve tells us that most surfing waves will be small to midland, and that great monster waves will be rare but amazing. Mark Mathews has spent his life surfing and seeking out the…

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Self-Healing Concrete Can Repair Its Own Cracks with Bacteria

Concrete is one of the most durable building materials and was used by the Roman Empire to construct their enduring architectural wonders. However, cracks can develop in the concrete over a period of time due…

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California Water Crisis Implicates Every American in Overconsumption of Limited Resources

It so easy to think that problems happening on the other side of the country or world have nothing to do with us. But today’s science, technology and communications allow us to see and hear…

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Sleep with the Fishes in the World’s Best Underwater Hotels

Staying in an underwater hotel is no longer a sci-fi dream. Underwater hotels have become a reality where vacationers can sleep under the sea surrounded by beautiful fish. Here, we have listed some of the best…

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This Series of Informative Graphics Show You the Inner Workings of a Jet Engine!

Have you ever pondered how a jet engine works? I mean, really thought long and hard about it? Think no more, because designer Jacob O’Neal of Animagraffs.com has created an amazing series of informative graphics demonstrating…

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Solar Powered Smart Floating Farms can Feed Earth’s 2050 Population of Nine Billion People

The current world population of seven billion will reach over nine billion by the year 2050. The demand for food is expected to grow substantially with the growing population. The world will face some serious…

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Ports Experiencing Faster and Improved Shipping Control Thanks To igus Fiber Optic Cables

The demand for greater and faster data transmission in container ports is driving an increase in the use of fiber optic cables, a growing trend among cable manufacturers. Terminal automation, in all of its guises, whether…

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Engineering

Breaking Bad Meets Micro-Brewing: Modifying Yeast to Brew “Designer” Drugs, from Morphine to Antibiotics

This Startup Company Seeks to Reverse Deforestation by Using Drones to Plant 1 Billion Trees a Year

This Tiny 10mm Thin 3D Holographic Microbattery is High on Power

Surfing Veteran Mark Mathews Rides Liquid Monsters

Self-Healing Concrete Can Repair Its Own Cracks with Bacteria

California Water Crisis Implicates Every American in Overconsumption of Limited Resources

Sleep with the Fishes in the World’s Best Underwater Hotels

This Series of Informative Graphics Show You the Inner Workings of a Jet Engine!

Solar Powered Smart Floating Farms can Feed Earth’s 2050 Population of Nine Billion People

Ports Experiencing Faster and Improved Shipping Control Thanks To igus Fiber Optic Cables

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