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Researchers Successfully Destroy HIV-1 in Human Cells

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) presented a complex knot for scientists to unravel. The genetic material of HIV lodges itself in the genome of its host and the antiviral therapies can suppress HIV, but they do…

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Will Hydrogen-Powered Cars Change the World or are the Promises a Bunch of Hot Air?

Searching for an Alternative to Fossil Fuel-Powered Vehicles Hydrogen-powered cars use hydrogen as fuel to produce electric energy; 90% of this energy is converted to electric energy to power the vehicle, making hydrogen significantly more…

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Amazon Launches Card Reader to Compete with Square and PayPal

Amazon’s new Local Register is a small card reader designed to plug into the headphone jack of smartphones and tablets for efficient payments, especially appealing to small businesses who generally accept cash only. Amazon’s new…

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Chinese Hospital Successfully Implants First 3D-Printed Vertebra In 12-Year-Old Cancer Patient

A 3D-printed vertebra has successfully been implanted in the spinal cord of a 12-year-old little boy with cancer thanks to Peking University Third Hospital in China. This is a HUGE development in the world of…

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Turn Up The Heat With Intense Product Testing. Environmental Test Chambers Key To Life Support In Extreme Conditions!

Manufacturing safe & reliable products for customers is a key component to any manufacturing organization. Product testing is an important aspect to making sure products operate as they should at time when they are most…

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Store 1TB of Data in 1 Tablespoon of Liquid

Throughout the history of computers, one aspect that has restricted its growth is permanent storage. From floppy disks to refrigerator-sized hard drives, many attempts have been made to find the best possible way to store…

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Keep Your Clothes On! Virtual Dressing Rooms Reinvent the Shopping Experience.

Who likes trying on clothes at the store? Between the wall of mirrors with their unflattering angles and the fluorescent lighting that makes you look ghostly, dressing rooms are like torture chambers, only smaller and…

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British Inventor Builds Machine to ‘Pass Gas’ Towards France

Colin Furze has become a YouTube celebrity after a series of wild inventions, but his latest might be the most unique idea yet. Furze built a valveless pulse jet, which is a propulsion device generally…

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World’s First Online Electric Vehicle (OLEV) Could Shake Up Gas and EV Markets

The Intrigue and Excitement of a Formula One Race The writing has been on the wall for a while now: electric vehicles could completely overtake the gas propelled vehicle market, relegating it to a distant…

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US Navy Vet Uses a 3D-Printer and Hardware Parts To Create Cheap, $100 Prosthetic Hand!

Prosthetic limbs will generally run you thousands of dollars but one man needing an artificial hand built his own by utilizing parts from Home Depot, for under $100. Howard Kamarata, a United States Navy veteran,…

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Researchers Successfully Destroy HIV-1 in Human Cells

Will Hydrogen-Powered Cars Change the World or are the Promises a Bunch of Hot Air?

Amazon Launches Card Reader to Compete with Square and PayPal

Chinese Hospital Successfully Implants First 3D-Printed Vertebra In 12-Year-Old Cancer Patient

Turn Up The Heat With Intense Product Testing. Environmental Test Chambers Key To Life Support In Extreme Conditions!

Store 1TB of Data in 1 Tablespoon of Liquid

Keep Your Clothes On! Virtual Dressing Rooms Reinvent the Shopping Experience.

British Inventor Builds Machine to ‘Pass Gas’ Towards France

World’s First Online Electric Vehicle (OLEV) Could Shake Up Gas and EV Markets

US Navy Vet Uses a 3D-Printer and Hardware Parts To Create Cheap, $100 Prosthetic Hand!

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