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Gold Nanotubes Can Image and Destroy Cancer Cells Without Any Side Effects

A team of Scientists from the University of Leeds have discovered that gold nanotubes have the ability to fight cancer through high-resolution imaging. The tubes can also act as the agents for destroying cancer cells…

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Legacy Migration – Detecting Outdated Practices

Users and project managers usually instruct a team migrating an old software product to ‘keep the functionality as close to the original as possible’. The implication of this is ‘translate line by line’. As pointed…

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Auto-Lock Your Mac When You Walk Away With Sesame 2

DESCRIPTION Simply keep Sesame in your pocket, and your Mac will auto-lock every time you walk away. When you return, Sesame will auto-unlock your screen, so you can continue right where you left off. It’s…

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Exponential Growth & Disruptive Change

Business people like to think in terms of exponential increase; 3% growth per year, for example, represents a doubling in 24 years. Using Piketty’s example regarding wealth concentration, 5% per year doubles one’s asset values…

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GE Repurposing RFID Tags as Tiny Explosive Detecting Sensors… Anti-Terrorism Breakthrough?

GE worked with Technical Support Working Group (TSWG), a task force dedicated to anti-terrorism, in order to develop a new, small RFID sensor capable of detecting explosives. Generally, the type of the devices used for detecting explosives…

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Make Your First Video Game Today with Unity 3D Developer Course Bundle

Are you ready to dive into the world of Unity 3D game creation? We have all you need to get started right here: Unity3D Game Developer Course Bundle 7 Courses, 40+ Hours of Content: Build…

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Cost Is the Critical Factor in Addressing Climate Issues

The instant I had internet access in the 1990s I started researching the state of renewable energy and CO2 sequestration. There were two thrusts to all this – first was ‘what is possible?’, the second…

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New Contact Lenses Are Miniature Telescopes For Your Eyes… Control Zoom With Winks!

New contact lenses, funded by DARPA and developed by researchers at Switzerland’s École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) are essentially miniature telescopes for your eyes. The contact itself is a scleral lens, meaning it is…

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The World’s First Drone Circus is Coming to Amsterdam & It Looks Crazier Than It Sounds

Event organizers Fjuze and the Royal Dutch Air Force are working together in order to bring the world’s first ever drone circus to Amsterdam this year. In the promo video below, the drone circus seems…

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Nissan Nismo: An Early Look at Nissan’s 2015 Le Mans 24H Entry

This year’s Le Mans 2015 24-Hour Race, scheduled for June 13th & 14th, will feature some of the most high-tech, polished race cars on the planet. Nissan’s entry, the GT-R LM NISMO, features a front engine,…

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Technology

Gold Nanotubes Can Image and Destroy Cancer Cells Without Any Side Effects

Legacy Migration – Detecting Outdated Practices

Auto-Lock Your Mac When You Walk Away With Sesame 2

Exponential Growth & Disruptive Change

GE Repurposing RFID Tags as Tiny Explosive Detecting Sensors… Anti-Terrorism Breakthrough?

Make Your First Video Game Today with Unity 3D Developer Course Bundle

Cost Is the Critical Factor in Addressing Climate Issues

New Contact Lenses Are Miniature Telescopes For Your Eyes… Control Zoom With Winks!

The World’s First Drone Circus is Coming to Amsterdam & It Looks Crazier Than It Sounds

Nissan Nismo: An Early Look at Nissan’s 2015 Le Mans 24H Entry

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