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Water Filter Removes Pharmaceuticals from Drinking Water

Waterborne Contamination The recent water crisis in Flint, Michigan is a reminder how precious clean water is and how difficult it is to obtain. There have been many reports in recent years of people flushing…

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Solar-Powered Streetlight Tackles Dengue, Charges Phones, and Sends Disaster Warnings

In a big breakthrough, a team of researchers under the supervision of Chong Wen Tong from the University of Malaysia have come up with an amazing solar-powered street light. This street light is not only…

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MIT Raises Incandescent Light Bulb from the Dead

Much has been made of LEDs over the years; they were supposed to be the greatest thing since sliced bread. I have never liked them. Advertised as lasting 25 times longer than an incandescent light…

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Scientists Have Found a Way to Weld Neurons Using Lasers

Scientists from the University of Alberta have developed a method to weld neurons using ultrashort laser pulses. It is a big breakthrough in the field of neurosciences, and can help in many new medical research and…

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China’s Hongqi L5 More Expensive Than a Rolls Royce

A Luxury Automobile “Made in China” The Hongqi line of cars is owned by Chinese automaker FAW Car Company, a subsidiary of the FAW Group, which has a 60-year history of automobile production and innovation.…

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Have Scientists Found a Cure for Autism?

A group of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) may have found a cure for autism. They discovered that immune cells activated in the mother suffering from a viral infection during pregnancy produce an…

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Are Inventions Created by Push or By Pull?

There is the story of the stork told to children who want to know where babies come from. The world of inventions has similar myths and simplifications. There is the image of the lone idiosyncratic…

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Low Cost Passive Solar Edging Forward

Today, Germans lead the world in building houses that can produce more energy than they consume. But getting other large countries to do the same will take more time. Many countries are dealing with legacy…

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Cotton Candy Machines May Hold Key for Making Artificial Capillaries

Scientists around the world are working to cope with the shortage of transplantable organs by creating artificial ones. They are dreaming of a future in which getting a new organ would be like getting a blood…

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Robots Could Push Unemployment Up to 50% in the Next Three Decades

According to computational engineering experts, robots will slowly take over many employment options and will push the unemployment rate up to 50% in the next 30 years. This bleak picture was painted by Google’s director…

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Water Filter Removes Pharmaceuticals from Drinking Water

Solar-Powered Streetlight Tackles Dengue, Charges Phones, and Sends Disaster Warnings

MIT Raises Incandescent Light Bulb from the Dead

Scientists Have Found a Way to Weld Neurons Using Lasers

China’s Hongqi L5 More Expensive Than a Rolls Royce

Have Scientists Found a Cure for Autism?

Are Inventions Created by Push or By Pull?

Low Cost Passive Solar Edging Forward

Cotton Candy Machines May Hold Key for Making Artificial Capillaries

Robots Could Push Unemployment Up to 50% in the Next Three Decades

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