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CERN Scientists say particles speeding faster than light found
23 Sep 2011
Scientists at the Gran Sasso facility in Italy have recorded particles travelling at a speed that is supposedly forbidden by Einstein's theory of special relativity
Smarter robot arms
By arry Hardesty, MIT News Office | 22 Sep 2011
Lasers could be used to detect roadside bombs
19 Sep 2011
Diamonds show depth of Earth’s carbon cycle
17 Sep 2011
Eye-controlled wheelchair breakthrough could help thousands of disabled people
16 Sep 2011
Researchers unveil new technology which allows disabled people to control their electric wheelchairs by simply moving their eyes.
Printing off the paper
15 Sep 2011
New MEMS device generates energy from small vibrations
By By Jennifer Chu, MIT News Office | 15 Sep 2011
Optical illusion helps explain how we view moving objects
By By Max McClure | 13 Sep 2011
Managers have bigger brains
10 Sep 2011
BAE Systems' Adaptiv turns a tank into a cow
10 Sep 2011
Cosmic crashes forging gold
10 Sep 2011
Nuclear reactions in space do produce the heaviest elements in the correct abundances
Reducing costs of electric vehicle batteries
09 Sep 2011
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