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Scientists Catch a Planet in the Making for the First Time Ever

Scientists from Australia and the United States have observed a gas-giant planet – a giant planet composed mainly of hydrogen and helium – being formed for the first time. They also captured photographs of an…

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Dojo is a New Cybersecurity Device Designed to Protect Smart Houses

Dojo-Labs introduced a new cybersecurity device that can plug into the router system of a house, and can act as a safeguarding shield to make sure that all the devices connected to the internet are…

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New Materials Needed for a Complete Shift to Clean Energy by 2030

Between 2016 and 2030, new technologies must be developed for clean energy to permanently alter the energy industry and provide abundant, cheap, and widely available energy to all. The Transition from Dirty to Clean Energy…

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Marvin Minsky: the Human Brain Contains Hundreds of Computers

Marvin Minsky, an inventor known as the father of artificial intelligence, passed away at age 88 this week. Minsky served in the US Navy from 1944-45 and earned a degree in mathematics in 1950 from…

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The Worldwide Struggle Against Obesity & Malnutrition

Fighting malnutrition requires the delivery of services, medicine, and food to the most marginalized and vulnerable populations on earth. Those who are malnourished have a variety of developmental and physical issues, including impaired immune systems,…

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3D Printing DNA Broadly Impacting Biological & Medical Sciences

Building DNA Computers Humans are now being described as DNA computers. Although humans still don’t know exactly how DNA works, they are moving forward with research and gaining fresh insights on a daily basis. Call it…

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Examining Wearable Tech Trends From the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show

The wearable tech market has experienced a massive boost in recent years. Evidence of this was on display at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, where technology giants and start-ups had goodies to…

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Explore the Inside of a Glacier Like Never Before Thanks to This Drone’s Footage

Exploring the inside of a glacier as a human is, to put it lightly, a bad idea. So many things can go wrong, like I don’t know, shifting ice crushing you or falling into a…

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US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Mired in Scandal

One can just hear the Koch brothers gloating about the recent failures of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), or comedically, the Environmental Pollution Agency, to protect Flint, Michigan residents from poisoned drinking water. The…

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New Biodegradable Sensor Can Monitor Your Brain Then Simply Dissolve in Your Body

A new biodegradable sensor, or implantable brain chip, if you will, has been developed by engineers at the University of Illinois. Comprised of super thin, biodegradable sheets smaller than a grain of rice, the sensor…

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Scientists Catch a Planet in the Making for the First Time Ever

Dojo is a New Cybersecurity Device Designed to Protect Smart Houses

New Materials Needed for a Complete Shift to Clean Energy by 2030

Marvin Minsky: the Human Brain Contains Hundreds of Computers

The Worldwide Struggle Against Obesity & Malnutrition

3D Printing DNA Broadly Impacting Biological & Medical Sciences

Examining Wearable Tech Trends From the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show

Explore the Inside of a Glacier Like Never Before Thanks to This Drone’s Footage

US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Mired in Scandal

New Biodegradable Sensor Can Monitor Your Brain Then Simply Dissolve in Your Body

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