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Creating Matter From Light: 80-Year-Old Theory Comes To Fruition, Ready For Experiments
May 18, 2014 13:05 PM E
For 80 years, scientists have mulled over a theory on how to create matter from light. Now, they've figure out how to apply the theory in experiments.
An Artist Whose Medium Is DNA
'Bio-Artist' Plans To Insert Wikipedia Into Genome Of Ancient Apples
May 16, 2014 17:07 PM E
An innovative bio-artist plans to use a 4,000-year-old apple's genome to hide encyclopedic text for a living tree of knowledge.
Ultracold Atom Vacuum System
Ultracold Atoms Used To Develop Quantum Simulator
May 15, 2014 16:18 PM E
Researchers have created quantum simulations with ultracold atoms.
A Needle Naked To The Human Eye
'MEMS Nanoinjector' A Microscopically Small Lance Can Now Transfer DNA
May 13, 2014 17:50 PM E
Biomechanical engineers developed a lance that's only a few billionths of a meter to conduct gene transfer.
Deep-sea robot
Deep Sea Exploration Dealt A Blow As Robot Submarine Implodes Under 6 Miles Of Ocean [VIDEO]
May 13, 2014 16:04 PM E
A deep-sea robot imploded under 6.2 miles of ocean water in a trench off the coast of New Zealand this weekend. Scientists said it was a blow to research in one of the world's least-understood environments.
Self-healing plastic
Self-Healing Plastic Works Like Blood Clots To Repair Damage [VIDEO]
May 09, 2014 15:50 PM E
There's a new kind of self-healing plastic that works similar to the way blood helps heal wounds in humans, patching holes with coagulating fluids.
3-D makeup
3-D Makeup Printer Invented By Harvard Student; Device Can Print Almost All Types Of Makeup Using Hex Color Codes [VIDEO]
May 09, 2014 12:30 PM E
One Harvard Business School student, Grace Choi, decided to challenge the beauty industry with her very own 3-D makeup printer.
Scientists Create 'Artificial Organism' With Unnatural DNA
‘Artificial Organism’ Created By Scientists Using Additional DNA
May 08, 2014 09:36 AM E
Scientists create "artificial organism" with added DNA base pairs seen nowhere in nature.
Wheelchairs Can Now Be Retrofitted To Negotiate Rough Terrain
'Better' Wheelchair And Bike Wheel Gives Users Jostle-Free Ride Down Stairs, Curbs, And Even Off-Road
May 06, 2014 15:22 PM E
An injured Israeli farmer who found himself jostled as he rode over his field, looked to his farm equipment for ideas on how to improve the ride.
Photo Credit: University of Liverpool Faculty of Health
Scientific Breakthrough Transforms Smartphones Into Cancer-Detecting Microscopes
May 05, 2014 16:37 PM E
A serendipitous discovery by Australian researchers, leads to the development of cheap, effective lenses for smart phones that are potentially effective enough to detect skin cancer.
lasers
A New Technique For Measuring Microscopic Temperatures
May 04, 2014 13:18 PM E
A new technique for measuring temperatures at the nanoscale looks at how objects collide with air molecules to gauge temperature differences.
Stanford Scientists Develop Brain-Like Microchip
Scientists Develop Powerful Microchip Modeled After The Human Brain
Apr 30, 2014 16:49 PM E
Stanford scientists open doors for robotic and medical opportunities after they developer a fast and power-efficient microchip that simulates the brain.
A Mind-Controlled Robot Scheduled To Debut At World Cup
Scientists Hope To Debut Mind-Controlled Robotic Suit At World Cup
Apr 30, 2014 13:49 PM E
An international group of scientists are rushing to complete the mind-controlled robot in time for the world cup, which will kick the first ball on the field.
The Author's "Deep Ancestry" As Revealed By The Genographic Project
I Just Found Out I'm A Neanderthal: A Reaction To The Genographic Project
Apr 29, 2014 15:15 PM E
National Geographic's Genographic Project challenges assumptions about race, and even religion.
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