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Google to provide Raspberry Pis and Arduinos, train teachers for UK schools
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NASA develops speedy vacuum tube prototype for computers in space
While semiconductors replaced vacuum tubes as the go-to way to conduct electrical current in our Continue reading…
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Map of Life aims to digitally catalog and pinpoint the Earth's species
A team of researchers has embarked on a potentially groundbreaking project known as the Map of Life Continue reading…
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Sound in space: how waves behave in almost zero gravity
There might not be any air in space, but NASA scientist and astronaut Don Pettit has come up with a Continue reading…
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ZeroN magnetic levitation system can play back movements in space
Researchers at the MIT Media Lab have developed a rather remarkable device known as ZeroN — a Continue reading…
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What if 'the man who declared war on gravity' had won?
Like many other wealthy businessmen, early Twentieth Century entrepreneur Roger Babson wanted to use Continue reading…
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The scientists who want to reverse global warming
Despite the continuing political controversy over anthropogenic climate change, scientists worldwide Continue reading…
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Scientists develop new material for cheaper rechargeable batteries made with sodium
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Tiny crystals used to make energy-efficient, multicolor lasers
Researchers at Brown University are developing a new kind of laser that produces a variety of Continue reading…
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The Geographic Flow of Music: where musical trends are born
Researchers at University College Dublin's fantastically-named "Clique Research Cluster" have traced Continue reading…
