Technology - general
The hidden inferno inside your laser pointer
26 Dec 2016
Brain: the last frontier
23 Dec 2016
Scientists build bacteria-powered battery on single sheet of paper
22 Dec 2016
The manufacturing technique reduces fabrication time and cost, and the design could revolutionize the use of bio-batteries as a power source in remote, dangerous and resource-limited areas
Driverless platoons
22 Dec 2016
Scientists bear witness to birth of an ice cloud
21 Dec 2016
Robots to increasingly replace ‘regular’ sex between people: experts
20 Dec 2016
Questions that will face regulators involve how much data to allow robots to collect about their human partners and send back to their manufacturers
Carbon dots dash toward ‘green’ recycling role
19 Dec 2016
Internet use in class tied to lower test scores
17 Dec 2016
Warning: Surfing the internet in class is now linked to poorer test scores, even among the most intelligent and motivated of students
Manipulating brain activity to boost confidence
16 Dec 2016
Alternative fuel cell technology reduces cost
14 Dec 2016
Alternative fuel cell technology reduces cost
14 Dec 2016
Water: finding the normal within the weird
14 Dec 2016
Sawdust reinvented into super sponge for oil spills
13 Dec 2016
The lowly sawdust has been chemically modified to make it exceptionallyoil-attracting, absorbing up to five times its weight in oil and staying afloat for at least four months
How do we keep GPS safe from sabotage?
10 Dec 2016
Hydrogen from sunlight -- but as a dark reaction
10 Dec 2016
Finger swipe-powered phone? We're 1 step closer
10 Dec 2016
Keeping electric car design on the right road
10 Dec 2016
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