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Almost half of mobile apps access privacy-sensitive data on iOS devices, computer scientists find
22 Jun 2013
Almost half of mobile apps access privacy-sensitive data on iOS devices, computer scientists find
22 Jun 2013
Using laser-driven neutrons to stop nuclear smugglers
20 Jun 2013
Researchers have successfully demonstrated for the first time that laser-generated neutrons can be enlisted as a useful tool in the War on Terror.
Compressing air for renewable energy storage
18 Jun 2013
Nanotubes unlock potential for batteries
18 Jun 2013
Alternative-fuel cars are no carbon cure-all
18 Jun 2013
Supercomputer Titan completes acceptance testing
14 Jun 2013
Titan, a Cray XK7 supercomputer, is capable of more than 27,000 trillion calculations each second - or 27 petaflops
Scientists create novel silicon electrodes that improve lithium-ion battery performance
By By Mark Shwartz | 13 Jun 2013
Stanford scientists have developed inexpensive silicon-based electrodes that dramatically improve the charge storage capacity of lithium-ion batteries.
Drug laws “censor science”, say researchers
13 Jun 2013
TNAU unveils sustainable sugarcane initiative
08 Jun 2013
TNAU unveils sustainable sugarcane initiative
08 Jun 2013
Boosting privacy protection in social networks
08 Jun 2013
Crash-testing lithium-ion batteries
By By Jennifer Chu, MIT News Office | 05 Jun 2013
Organic polymers show sunny potential
03 Jun 2013
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