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Harvard Scientists Grow “cyborg” Skin

Professor Charles M Lieber says that the current methods we have for monitoring or interacting with living systems are limited. We can use electrodes to measure activity in cells o... Read more

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Fresh from Curiosity

NASA’s Curiosity rover is… Well… Roving. I told you about the sci-fi laser attack on Martian rock recently. Researchers noticed common elements like oxygen and carbon in... Read more

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The Positive Side of Video Games: Part III

Many people have the image of video games as socially isolating, if not psychologically addicting. Yet, like my friend Kristin demonstrated when she joined her... Read more

The 28 August 2012 by Drpamelarutledge
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Synthetic Drugs: Collected Posts

Catching up with bath salts and spice. The Low Down on the New Highs: Not all bath salts are alike. “You’re 16 hours into your 24-hour shift on the medic unit,... Read more

The 13 August 2012 by Dirkh
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World’s Deepest Swimming Pool

Nemo 33 is a diving center in Belgium home to the world’s deepest swimming pool. Filled with 2,500,000 litres of non-chlorinated and highly filtered spring... Read more

The 23 August 2012 by Ningauble
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Nail-biting Mars Curiosity Robotic Rover Mission Touch-down

A momentous occasion is almost upon us for the intrepid space explorer mission to Mars in the name of NASA's Curiosity. A motor car sized robotic mobility... Read more

The 04 August 2012 by Pcd2k
The Dark and Bizarre Illustrations of Uno Moralez

It seems that the Internet is bursting with the work of Uno Morales today, a Russian illustrator who’s work is… eclectic, to say the least. Read more

The 19 August 2012 by Ningauble
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Camera-toting EyeRing Could Help Blind People to “see” Objects

Generally speaking, the vast majority of augmented reality applications that enhance the world around us by overlaying digital content on images displayed on... Read more

The 13 August 2012 by Ningauble
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Remembering Space-Pioneer, Neil Armstrong

Humble hero, 82, dies; his important legacy remains Read more

The 27 August 2012 by Ningauble
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A Robot That Prints Buildings Out Of Sand And Soil

Four architecture students in Spain have developed a robotic 3-D printer that’s designed to magically turn dirt into chairs, walls, and even full-blown bridges. Read more

The 21 August 2012 by Ningauble
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Electronic Fingertips Could Lead to Smart Surgical Gloves

Using industry-standard manufacturing technology, researchers have integrated ultrathin and stretchable silicon-based electronics, sensors and actuators on an... Read more

The 20 August 2012 by Ningauble
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NASA Posts 360º Panoramic View Of Mars

Last week I wrote a post about NASA's successful landing of the Curiosity Rover on Mars. Following touchdown, the robotic explorer first had to undergo a... Read more

The 15 August 2012 by Kungfujedi
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