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New Sensors Help Detect, Flush Out Criminals

The specter of suicide bombers in transportation systems in large cities has authorities everywhere up at night. Discovering suicide bombers is one of the most difficult challenges to the intelligence and police communities. Equally difficult…

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Only In Japan: A Taste Of Tokyo’s Urban Architecture

Japan is known for its unique art, rural and urban architecture, food and culture. Whether you’re in Tokyo, Nagasaki, Kyoto or Hokaido you’ll find something to delight your senses and imagination. Tokyo Urban Architecture The…

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“Golden Arches” Helping Cash Poor Youth Eat More With Can Currency

Killing Two Birds With One Stone Solving environmental problems while simultaneously providing social benefits is something the world needs more of and can truly be considered a win-win situation. That the idea and solution can…

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Collaboration Consumption At Root Of New Sustainable “Sharing Economy”

A relatively new phenomenon is “Collaboration Consumption” technology and platforms sprouting up all over the world. And with nearly 3 billion (2.93 billion) of the world’s 7.3 billion people already connected to the Internet, the…

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Streamlined EU Would Save Tens Of Billions of Euros, Spark Growth

Will the EU stay together or will it break apart? From the beginning, the EU has been an arranged marriage of convenience with the parties largely hesitant and barely able to conceal their differences. But…

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Applied, Technical and Industrial Metrology: UK’s Solartron

Metrology is known as the interface between science and manufacturing; leading manufacturers worldwide depend on it to translate engineering designs into mass products. Any tweak or change to a manufacturing process must have its foundation…

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Smartphone Camera Lenses Leading To Mobile Photography Revolution

Smartphones have solved a lot of problems for humans. By just carrying a smartphone we can literally do thousands of things. Smart phones take pretty good photographs, but being human, we are never satisfied: fixed…

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Scientist Claims She Has Mathematical Proof Black Holes Do Not Exist…

A high-octane debate has broken out among the world’s physicists after a scientist’s statement that she has mathematical proof that black holes do not exist. Under current theories for black holes, it is considered that the…

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Thermocouple Market to Increase to $1.42 Billion By 2020

Despite being old technology, thermocouples are still widely used for industrial and commercial applications, and with the thermocouple market forecasted to reach $1.42 billion by 2020, companies will need to fend off competition from other…

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Theo Jansen’s Lifelike Kinetic Beach Creatures Made From Plastic Tubes & Lemonade Bottles…

Artist Theo Jansen is known for creating lifelike kinetic sculptures out of plastic tubes and lemonade bottles. His imagination and technical knowledge help him create graceful beach faring creatures. Jansen calls his kinetic sculptures “Animari” beach creatures…

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Engineering

New Sensors Help Detect, Flush Out Criminals

Only In Japan: A Taste Of Tokyo’s Urban Architecture

“Golden Arches” Helping Cash Poor Youth Eat More With Can Currency

Collaboration Consumption At Root Of New Sustainable “Sharing Economy”

Streamlined EU Would Save Tens Of Billions of Euros, Spark Growth

Applied, Technical and Industrial Metrology: UK’s Solartron

Smartphone Camera Lenses Leading To Mobile Photography Revolution

Scientist Claims She Has Mathematical Proof Black Holes Do Not Exist…

Thermocouple Market to Increase to $1.42 Billion By 2020

Theo Jansen’s Lifelike Kinetic Beach Creatures Made From Plastic Tubes & Lemonade Bottles…

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