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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Slab Resolvers But Were Afraid to Ask

The Chief Engineer says “We could use a slab resolver for that” and you say: “That’s a great idea boss” but you are actually thinking: “If I ask him what a slab resolver is I’m…

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China’s Pollution Negatively Affecting California Air Quality

China and its pollution are continuing to be a big issue and a challenge for Americans and the US economy. China has long artificially devalued its currency, raising the prices of foreign goods and services. China’s…

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This 15-Year-Old Developed a $12 Device That Converts Ocean Currents Into Energy

The technology that converts ocean currents into energy holds a lot of potential. Though the technology is still being developed, a teenager from Florida managed to create a low-cost ocean energy harvesting device. Fifteen-year-old Hannah Herbst from Boca…

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New Intel Quark Processors to Accelerate Internet of Things (IoT)

Intel has just announced its new low-power Quark chips for IoT devices, along with software and a suite of cloud services. Intel competitor ARM will announce its IoT products and services next week. The process…

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Common Asthma Drug, Montelukast, Could Stop Our Brains From Aging

As we age, our brain experiences degeneration, affecting our memory and thinking processes, and occurs because of inflammation in the brain and a lack of ability to make new neurons. But in a significant achievement, scientists claim to have…

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Harvesting Water from Air Using Commercial HVAC & Novel Technologies

The average American uses 1,800 gallons of water a year, or about 5 gallons of water a day, an average that is more than twice any other group on earth. Researchers at Ingersoll Rand have…

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Flying 10 Times the Speed of Sound, Supersonic ‘Skreemr’ Jet Could Fly from New York to London in 30 Minutes

The Concorde made its last supersonic flight across the Atlantic on October 24, 2003. It had a cruising speed of twice the speed of sound at Mach 2.04 or 1,354 mph (2,179 km/h). More than a…

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Telemetry Acquisition & Simulation Transforming Automobiles

Telemetry Use in Real & Virtual Environments Telemetry uses wireless transmission and reception to remotely monitor and record equipment parameters, environmental variables, and even human physiology including body and skin temperature and heart and respiration…

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Modern Therapeutics & DARPA’s ADEPT Program

DARPA has recently begun to embrace the biotechnology world with projects in a number of cutting-edge scientific areas, including synthetic biology, with funding trends sky-rocketing to close to $1 billion invested over the past five…

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When Will Mobile Wallets Go Mainstream in the US?

Mobile Wallets Will Make Life Easier Mobile wallets will allow you to pay for products and services using your smartphone, eliminating the need for credit cards, cash, and plastic membership cards. Recent news on smartphone…

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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Slab Resolvers But Were Afraid to Ask

China’s Pollution Negatively Affecting California Air Quality

This 15-Year-Old Developed a $12 Device That Converts Ocean Currents Into Energy

New Intel Quark Processors to Accelerate Internet of Things (IoT)

Common Asthma Drug, Montelukast, Could Stop Our Brains From Aging

Harvesting Water from Air Using Commercial HVAC & Novel Technologies

Flying 10 Times the Speed of Sound, Supersonic ‘Skreemr’ Jet Could Fly from New York to London in 30 Minutes

Telemetry Acquisition & Simulation Transforming Automobiles

Modern Therapeutics & DARPA’s ADEPT Program

When Will Mobile Wallets Go Mainstream in the US?

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