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Carbon Nanotube Heat Sink Could Turbo Boost Your Computer with 6X Less Heat

Overheating is one of the biggest problems that plagues computers. Random shutdowns and permanent damage to your hardware are just a couple of the tell-tale signs of an overheated computer. And we all know the…

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Why Are You Losing Business to Your Competitors? How to Manage Your Customer Relationships – Part 1

You worked every night for weeks preparing the proposal for a potential customer. The presentation went great, there were some questions and discussions, but they awarded the business to a competitor. In another case, you…

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New Study Finds Fracking Pollution Causes Birth Defects

Researchers from the Colorado School of Public Health have published a new study that states air pollution resulting from fracking can have significantly detrimental effects on pregnant women and their unborn children living in close…

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World’s Tallest Vertical Garden Growing 162 Apartments on 46 Floors

Architects and engineers in Sri Lanka are putting their plans for the world’s tallest vertical garden in motion. Clearpoint Residencies will be 46 stories high with a self-sustaining watering system and air conditioning to maintain…

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Plastic Bearings Are Superior to Metal, And We Are Going to Drive Around the World to Prove It!

To celebrate 30 years of manufacturing and distributing their line of iglide plastic bushings and bearings, igus has thrown down the gauntlet to showcase the benefits of plastic bearings. It is a challenge that will…

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Electron-Trapping Laser Converts Cement into Metal

Liquid cement will soon become a viable option within the consumer electronics marketplace. Chris Benmore, a scientist at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory, in coordination with international physicists from Japan, Finland and…

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You’ll Never See the Newest Mercedes-Benz on the Road

You won’t see the newest Mercedes-Benz cruising down the highway. Chances are, you’ll never see one in person at all. That’s because the latest Benz is an extremely limited-run surfboard designed for surfer Garrett McNamara…

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Mobile Mine Detector Could Clear Millions of Landmines

Over 100 million of killing mines across the world Landmines are killing and injuring tens of thousands of people every year. By some estimates, there are over 100 million active landmines still buried in more…

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Futuristic Train Targets 80% Increase in Peak Capacity But Not Without Controversy

Get set to leave your daily train exhaustion behind and board the new lavish, futuristic train from Siemens. The company is rolling full steam ahead with a new train designed to increase the peak capacity…

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Study Says Fleets of 3D Printed Drones Will Fight Tomorrow’s Wars

3D printing and drone technology are two of today’s most exciting technologies. Both have started working in conjunction with each other in a way that we have not seen before. They have a potential to…

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Engineering

Carbon Nanotube Heat Sink Could Turbo Boost Your Computer with 6X Less Heat

Why Are You Losing Business to Your Competitors? How to Manage Your Customer Relationships – Part 1

New Study Finds Fracking Pollution Causes Birth Defects

World’s Tallest Vertical Garden Growing 162 Apartments on 46 Floors

Plastic Bearings Are Superior to Metal, And We Are Going to Drive Around the World to Prove It!

Electron-Trapping Laser Converts Cement into Metal

You’ll Never See the Newest Mercedes-Benz on the Road

Mobile Mine Detector Could Clear Millions of Landmines

Futuristic Train Targets 80% Increase in Peak Capacity But Not Without Controversy

Study Says Fleets of 3D Printed Drones Will Fight Tomorrow’s Wars

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