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Boy Receives First 3D Printed Vertebrae Implant

A number of miraculous uses of 3D printed implants is revolutionizing the way people recover from accidents and deal with congenital abnormalities. At Peking University’s Third Hospital, a titanium implant, which has been designed to…

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Wunderkind Magic Leap, Blending Real & Virtual Worlds, Raises $542 Million

Companies offering virtual and augmented reality products and services are getting a lot of attention these days from deep pockets in Silicon Valley. Oculus Rift, for example was recently purchased for $2 billion by Facebook…

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Feather And Bowling Ball In A Gravity Simulator

Sir Issac Newton’s Centuries Old Question Everyone has heard about the feather and the bowling ball: if dropped from the same distance above the earth in a vacuum they will fall at the same rate…

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Fuhu & Dreamworks: Immersing Kids In Engaging Educational Experiences

One of the America’s Fastest Growing Companies If anyone needs a new technology based educational ecosystem it is kids. It is children who have one foot in the old world, educated in traditional schools, and…

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Cyberattacks Now Cost Over $1.5 Trillion a Year

Unprecedented Cyberattacks The Internet seems to be rife with viruses and cyberattacks that infect computers, self replicate, and infect other computers. And these viruses are every bit as dangerous as Ebola, Enterovirus D68, currently affecting…

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The Environment & Sustainable Development: War’s Silent Casualties

Does War Undercut Sustainable Development? While most leaders around the world have embraced alternative energy and are making efforts to foster sustainable development, the specter of war and its negative impact on the environment hang…

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This Home Uses Less Energy Than a Hair Dryer in the Dead of Winter

To say winters are cold in Wisconsin is like saying Jack Nicholson got a little chilly in The Shining. Wisconsin winters are beyond cold and for long stretches of time. But living in a German…

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The Story Behind Siemens: An Unrivaled Global Powerhouse

Siemens Global Market Cap $114 Billion Siemens Global, headquartered in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, may have a market cap just 45% of General Electric’s (GE), but it hasn’t been as focused on market cap as American…

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Delicate Balance: Developing Safety Standards For Human, Mobile Robot Collaboration

Allowing Robots To Get Their Job Done, While Protecting People The question most often asked at the inflection point of a new technology or set of technologies is “how can we make the most efficient…

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Researchers Raise Fish to Walk Out of Water…

Researchers at McGill University in Canada have been growing a certain species of fish in a terrestrial environment to see how evolution turned from the seas to the land. The Polypterus fish can breathe air and…

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Boy Receives First 3D Printed Vertebrae Implant

Wunderkind Magic Leap, Blending Real & Virtual Worlds, Raises $542 Million

Feather And Bowling Ball In A Gravity Simulator

Fuhu & Dreamworks: Immersing Kids In Engaging Educational Experiences

Cyberattacks Now Cost Over $1.5 Trillion a Year

The Environment & Sustainable Development: War’s Silent Casualties

This Home Uses Less Energy Than a Hair Dryer in the Dead of Winter

The Story Behind Siemens: An Unrivaled Global Powerhouse

Delicate Balance: Developing Safety Standards For Human, Mobile Robot Collaboration

Researchers Raise Fish to Walk Out of Water…

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