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The End of Drug Testing on Animals, Lung-on-a-Chip Device

The Lung-on-a-Chip is an award winning device that mimics human lungs in the area of drug testing and could eliminate animal testing. The chip, developed by the Wyss Institute is about the size of a…

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Global Construction Expected to Increase by $4.8 Trillion by 2020

Over the next 7 years the global construction industry will grow from $7.2 trillion to over $12 trillion. In a report called Global Construction 2020 by Global Construction Perspectives and Oxford Economics major global and…

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High Tech Olympics in Outer Space. Does the Biggest Budget Win?

Where is the international space race headed? Are regional space races likely? As early as the 1930’s Russians began activities that would lay the foundation for the pre-modern space era: building the first intercontinental ballistic…

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Flying Cars now a Reality with PAL-V

One way to reveal your age is to admit you remember flying cars in “The Jetsons” in the 1950’s-60’s. In 1956 the Aerocar was designed: it looked like a car but had wings; it turned…

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See the Largest and Tallest Object Ever Moved! It’s Taller Than the Empire State Building

Kvaerner, headquartered in Oslo, Norway, has just released a report estimating that unexploited reserves in the Arctic are about 400 billion BOE (barrel of oil and gas equivalent) but that high technology solutions will be…

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Amazing First Color Panorama of Mars by Curiosity

This panoramic view was sent over 352 million miles from the Mars Rover to Earth in August 2012, about 6 months ago. New camera technology is allowing scientists and engineers to get unparalleled views of…

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Thieves Beware! Another Set of Eyes Watching You

Secom Co Ltd developed a small, autonomous, flying surveillance robot for security purposes. When an unauthorized person or car enters a parking lot of commercial facilities, manufacturing plant, site of a storehouse, etc, the robot,…

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Electromagnetic Harvesters: Free Lunch or Theft!

Energy refers to the amount of work that a system can perform. According to this definition free energy is a logical impossibility. Your car, for example, cannot burn more gasoline than you put into it.…

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Fascinating Insights from 200 Years of Global Health in 4 minutes – Video

This video shows a fascinating insights into how life expectancy, wealth and technology are linked. Hans Rosling’s famous lectures combine enormous quantities of public data with a sport’s commentator’s style to reveal the story of…

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Electromagnetic Field Lights Up Field of Florescent Tubes

Richard Box from Bristol University’s physics department recently rekindled discussion about some “old technology” stirring up quite a storm of controversy . Box explains: “A fluorescent tube glows when an electrical voltage is set up…

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Engineering

The End of Drug Testing on Animals, Lung-on-a-Chip Device

Global Construction Expected to Increase by $4.8 Trillion by 2020

High Tech Olympics in Outer Space. Does the Biggest Budget Win?

Flying Cars now a Reality with PAL-V

See the Largest and Tallest Object Ever Moved! It’s Taller Than the Empire State Building

Amazing First Color Panorama of Mars by Curiosity

Thieves Beware! Another Set of Eyes Watching You

Electromagnetic Harvesters: Free Lunch or Theft!

Fascinating Insights from 200 Years of Global Health in 4 minutes – Video

Electromagnetic Field Lights Up Field of Florescent Tubes

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