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Video-Modifying Program Transfers Human Facial Expressions in Real-Time

A new real-time expression transfer for facial reenactment program has been developed by researchers, and it does just what you think. It can literally transfer facial expressions of one subject onto a live video of…

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China and Pakistan are Building the World’s Largest Solar Project

Pakistan and China are building the world’s largest solar project, known as the Quaid-e-Azam Solar Power Park (QUASP).The solar farm is built in an ideal location in the desert and gets 13 hours of sunlight every day. This is…

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New, Affordable Sensor Technologies Making Automobiles Safer

Enhanced Safety Features & Avoiding Collisions The use of sensors in all types of products is dramatically increasing. In the automobile industry, sensor technologies are not only improving the safety of cars but enabling the…

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MIT’s Inaugural “Solve” Conference is the Beginning of a Global Movement

Coming Up With Solutions With Global Consequences Last week marked the beginning of the annual Solve Conference at MIT, which is focused on bringing experienced and inspired people together to solve some of the world’s…

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NASA Releases a New Series of Hubble Images Showing Jupiter In 4K

Images released on the website of NASA’s Goddard Spaceflight Center reveal never before seen details of Jupiter in 4K thanks to the Hubble Space Telescope. The new images are in ultra high-definition, allowing scientists to see…

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Sticking a Hand in Liquid Nitrogen…A Magic Trick or Just Science?

Liquid nitrogen is one of the coldest substances on the earth. It has a temperature of -321 F (-196 c) and can freeze and shatter anything with which it comes into contact. The extremely low temperature…

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MIT’s Kinetic Blocks Project Uses a Dynamic Shape Display to Build Structures

MIT is working on a “dynamic shape display” technology through its new Kinetic Blocks project that basically utilizes pin “pixels” to build simple structures out of blocks. Kinetic Blocks works in association with a Microsoft…

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Free Electric Bicycles: Pedal 1 Hour, Power a Home for 24 Hours

Electricity: The Great Equalizer The creator of 5-Hour Energy drinks, Manoj Bhargava, with a net worth estimated at more than $4 billion, has just announced he will donate 10,000 free electric bicycles invented by his…

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Revolutionary 3D Printed Building Powered by 3D Printed Car

World-renowned architecture firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) is known for designing iconic skyscrapers such as the Willis Tower (formerly the Sears Tower) in Chicago and the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The American architecture firm…

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Scientists Successfully Grow Fully Mature Human Sperm In Vitro

To help combat male infertility, scientists have successfully grown human sperm cells in a test tube (in vitro). The laboratory sperms look and act like naturally-produced specimens. For over two decades, scientists have been trying to…

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Video-Modifying Program Transfers Human Facial Expressions in Real-Time

China and Pakistan are Building the World’s Largest Solar Project

New, Affordable Sensor Technologies Making Automobiles Safer

MIT’s Inaugural “Solve” Conference is the Beginning of a Global Movement

NASA Releases a New Series of Hubble Images Showing Jupiter In 4K

Sticking a Hand in Liquid Nitrogen…A Magic Trick or Just Science?

MIT’s Kinetic Blocks Project Uses a Dynamic Shape Display to Build Structures

Free Electric Bicycles: Pedal 1 Hour, Power a Home for 24 Hours

Revolutionary 3D Printed Building Powered by 3D Printed Car

Scientists Successfully Grow Fully Mature Human Sperm In Vitro

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