Technology - general
MIT working on self-assembling phone
23 Aug 2016
Fungi recycle rechargeable lithium-ion batteries
23 Aug 2016
A team of researchers is turning to naturally occurring fungi to drive an environmentally-friendly recycling process to extract cobalt and lithium from tons of waste batteries
Navigation system for those who cannot see
23 Aug 2016
User-friendly language for programming efficient simulations
20 Aug 2016
New programming language can speed up computer simulations 200-fold or reduce the code they require by 90 per cent
Spider silk: Mother Nature's bio-superlens
20 Aug 2016
Interscatter enables first implanted devices, contact lenses, credit cards to 'talk' WiFi
19 Aug 2016
Scientists battling to save bananas from extinction in just 5-10 years
18 Aug 2016
The ubiquitous banana – one of the world’s top five staple foods – could become extinctinct in just five to 10 years due to fast-advancing fungal diseases, scientists have warned
Grocery scanner data helps IBM researchers speedily identify sources of food-borne illness outbreaks
17 Aug 2016
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