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Sunscreen May Cause Male Infertility

Researchers from the National Institutes of Health found that the chemicals in sunscreens and personal care products that filter out UV rays could lead to male infertility. When applied, sunscreen lotion can enter the bloodstream…

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Young Children Can Benefit From Playing Video Games

Children love playing video games, yet for some reason, they have been labeled as bad for their health. Their effects on children’s health have often been perceived as negative, but new research by Columbia University’s…

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MIT Researchers Create a Six-Legged, Hydraulic Robot With New 3D Printing Method

Researchers from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have managed to create a six-legged, hydraulic robot using a commercially-available 3D printer. In fact, the new 3D printing method works with both solids and…

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Autonomous Roborace Series Will Use Nvidia’s Liquid-Cooled Drive PX 2 Computers

Roborace is a new autonomous, or driverless racing series if you will, that will utilize Nvidia’s liquid-cooled drive PX 2 computers as the brains behind the operation. Nvidia’s PX 2 computer is reportedly “the size…

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New Chemical & Biological Programming Languages for Synthetic DNA

The purpose of synthetic DNA is to create artificial life and spark new revolutions in medicine and life sciences. Through artificial gene synthesis, living cells can be “hacked” and cell functions altered. One potential application…

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Samsung Granted Patent for Smart Contact Lenses With a Built-In Camera and Sensor

Smart contact lenses could soon become a reality after Samsung was just recently granted a patent in South Korea to further their development. Samsung’s smart contact lenses will come equipped with a built-in camera and…

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Engineering Disaster Resiliant Microbial Communities

Critical Biochemical Transformations Depend on Healthy Microbes Resilience is a frequent topic in the news these days and is a measure of human communities recovering from natural disasters, industrial accidents, disease outbreaks, and even climate…

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Huge Digital Sky Prototype Screens Aim to Make Your In-Flight Experience Entertaining

French aerospace firm Thales has unveiled new “Digital Sky” prototype screens, which are 21.3-inch touchscreens built for endless entertainment. The Digital Sky touchscreens will be located on the back of the passenger’s headrest in front…

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Flippaper Allows You to Draw Your Own Obstacles in an Effort to Make Pinball Great Again!

Artists Jérémie Cortial and Roman Miletitch have developed an innovative, new and improved way to play pinball. Gone are the days of traveling to the arcade to try and beat high scores, and actually, gone…

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Transplanting a Tree With a Truck-Mounted Super Spade

For constructing new highways or for other construction work, lots of trees are cut. In some cases, they are uprooted and planted in other suitable locations, but only a few of the transplanted trees are…

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Technology

Sunscreen May Cause Male Infertility

Young Children Can Benefit From Playing Video Games

MIT Researchers Create a Six-Legged, Hydraulic Robot With New 3D Printing Method

Autonomous Roborace Series Will Use Nvidia’s Liquid-Cooled Drive PX 2 Computers

New Chemical & Biological Programming Languages for Synthetic DNA

Samsung Granted Patent for Smart Contact Lenses With a Built-In Camera and Sensor

Engineering Disaster Resiliant Microbial Communities

Huge Digital Sky Prototype Screens Aim to Make Your In-Flight Experience Entertaining

Flippaper Allows You to Draw Your Own Obstacles in an Effort to Make Pinball Great Again!

Transplanting a Tree With a Truck-Mounted Super Spade

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