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How Blockchain Will Disrupt the World

According to CoinDesk, Microsoft is moving heavily into blockchain technology after two years of testing that began in 2014. For a big player like Microsoft to seek to capitalize on this technology speaks volumes. At…

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Researchers Find Way to Convert CO2 From the Air Directly Into Methanol Fuel

In a breakthrough, a team of researchers from the University of Southern California has not only found a way to lower CO2 emissions in the atmosphere but also to recycle it into something useful. Researchers have provided…

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Biohacking & the Rise of Digital Biology

The field of biohacking, which includes “digital biology” and “synthetic biology,” is relatively new but seeks to make changes in many areas of biological research and technology to improve the human condition and the natural…

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Icebergs on Pluto? Yep, According to NASA and the New Horizons Spacecraft Images

After going through recent images returned by the New Horizons spacecraft, NASA has determined that there on icebergs on Pluto. And not just any icebergs, the icebergs on Pluto are apparently massive, spanning several miles…

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The Future of the Commercial Drone Industry is Big, Small & Bright

The US FAA, other government organizations, and politicians may have dragged their feet on finalizing drone rules and standards, but make no mistake, drones are big business. This week, Oregon representative Earl Blumenauer introduced the…

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Yikes! Open Signal Reveals the United States Ranks 55th in the World for LTE Speeds

Looking for super fast LTE speeds? It turns out the United States isn’t your best bet, according to a recent report from Open Signal. In fact, the US ranks 55th in the world for LTE…

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Life Will Get More Severe for Today’s Weather Forecasters

Perhaps the only profession with a worse batting average than economics is weather forecasting. News station managers have long known weather forecasting to be a losing proposition and have “robbed Peter to pay Paul” by…

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Emergence of Robotics, AI Comparable to Rise of Human Life

Robots and artificial intelligence (AI) are advancing and merging like never before, but a complete merger isn’t expected for a couple of decades. What may happen at that point is “singularity,” the complete merging of…

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Startup Turning Food Waste Into Nutritious Ingredients

IndustryTap has reported on the new French law that prohibits food waste by supermarkets. In the UK, a group of politicians has come out with a list of “least ethical” British supermarkets in an attempt…

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Scientists Create Smallest Lattice Structure Ever

A team of scientists from Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT) in Germany has created the smallest lattice structure yet produced. This smallest lattice structure is visible only under a microscope. Usually, microstructures such as this are…

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How Blockchain Will Disrupt the World

Researchers Find Way to Convert CO2 From the Air Directly Into Methanol Fuel

Biohacking & the Rise of Digital Biology

Icebergs on Pluto? Yep, According to NASA and the New Horizons Spacecraft Images

The Future of the Commercial Drone Industry is Big, Small & Bright

Yikes! Open Signal Reveals the United States Ranks 55th in the World for LTE Speeds

Life Will Get More Severe for Today’s Weather Forecasters

Emergence of Robotics, AI Comparable to Rise of Human Life

Startup Turning Food Waste Into Nutritious Ingredients

Scientists Create Smallest Lattice Structure Ever

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