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New lithium-oxygen battery greatly improves energy efficiency, longevity
By By David L. Chandler | MIT News Office | 26 Jul 2016
In a foundational breakthrough, which may shift the paradigm of oxygen-based batteries, a new chemistry could overcome key drawbacks of lithium-air batteries
Watching the brain do math
25 Jul 2016
A battery inspired by vitamins
21 Jul 2016
Researchers found inspiration from vitamin B2, which helps to store energy from food in the body
Researchers build a crawling robot from sea slug parts and a 3-D printed body
20 Jul 2016
Researchers at Case Western Reserve University have combined tissues from a sea slug with flexible 3-D printed components to build “biohybrid” robots that crawl like sea turtles on the beach
Robot earns its shoes, walks like a person
19 Jul 2016
What do you give a robot when it takes its first steps like a human? Its first pair of shoes
Organic electronics may be coming
16 Jul 2016
Organic electronics may be coming
16 Jul 2016
Mars Orbiter finds more carbon dioxide ice at poles
12 Jul 2016
The surface in some dusty parts of Mars, becomes so frigid overnight that an extremely thin layer of carbon dioxide frost appears to form, which vapourises in the morning
Building a better computer bug finder
09 Jul 2016
The Big Bang might have just been a Big Bounce
07 Jul 2016
A new study of the early universe reveals how it could have been formed from an older collapsing universe, rather than being brand new
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