Technology - general
Tracking young salmon's first moves in the ocean
By By Tom Rickey, PNNL | 11 Nov 2013
How to program unreliable chips
09 Nov 2013
'Hybrid' nuclear plants could make a dent in carbon emissions
By By David L. Chandler, MIT News Office | 09 Nov 2013
Combining nuclear with artificial geothermal, shale oil, or hydrogen production could help slow climate change, an MIT study shows.
Rock music bolsters solar cell efficiency
07 Nov 2013
The sound vibrations that make up music can make solar panels work harder, according to new research, and pop music performs better than classical.
HGST ships first helium filled hard drive
05 Nov 2013
Future internet aims to sever links with servers
01 Nov 2013
A revolutionary new architecture aims to make the internet more “social” by eliminating the need to connect to servers and enabling all content to be shared more efficiently.
Urban underground areas hold sustainable energy
01 Nov 2013
Powering better online document viewing
By By Rob Matheson, MIT News Office | 29 Oct 2013
A new technology enablers users to upload a PDF or Microsoft Office document and rapidly receive an HTML version of it in their browser, which can be shared and annotated in real-time
One, two, buckle my shoe: global study documents importance of language to learning mathematics
29 Oct 2013
Beautiful coding: next generation of QR codes
25 Oct 2013
Fuel cell that can deliver record power-per-square inch at record-low temperatures
By By Matt Davenport | 24 Oct 2013
Stanford students' solar-powered car placed fourth in international race across the Australian outback
By By Bjorn Carey and Mark Shwartz | Stanford News Se | 14 Oct 2013
Stanford students' solar-powered car placed fourth in international race across the Australian outback
By By Bjorn Carey and Mark Shwartz | Stanford News Se | 14 Oct 2013
Stanford students' solar-powered car placed fourth in international race across the Australian outback
By By Bjorn Carey and Mark Shwartz | Stanford News Se | 14 Oct 2013
Stanford researchers develop ‘accelerator on a chip’
By By Matt Davenport | 12 Oct 2013
Toyota ushers in next generation of cars with autopilot system
12 Oct 2013
Toyota has rung in the next generation of cars, featuring an autopilot system that would swerve to avoid collisions without drivers taking any action
Three US scientists win Chemistry Nobel
10 Oct 2013
Martin Karplus, Michael Levitt and Arieh Warshel laid the foundation for the powerful programmes that are used to understand and predict complex chemical processes
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