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Electronic nose smells pesticides and nerve gas
04 Jul 2016
Texting changes brain waves’ rhythm: Study
01 Jul 2016
Chinese officials drive two-tonne truck onto the world’s highest glass bridge in safety test
29 Jun 2016
Chinese officials yesterday drove a two-tonne truck over the world’s longest and highest glass bridge, located in China’s central Hunan province, in a safety test ahead of its scheduled opening
Chocolate that melts in your mouth, but not on your hips
28 Jun 2016
Were it not for the high fat content, we’d be eating chocolate-covered everything' in a new discovery scientists have found a way to use an electric field to reduce fat in liquid chocolate during the manufacturing process
Electric shocks reduce chocolate fat content
28 Jun 2016
Is there life after death? New gene research says ‘yes’
25 Jun 2016
Is death really the end, or is there life after death? Researchers have discovered that an animal’s genes can ‘live’ on for up to four days after its body has died, Science magazine reported
RedEye could let your phone see 24-7
23 Jun 2016
NASA developing experimental electric plane
21 Jun 2016
World's first 1,000-processor chip
20 Jun 2016
The energy-efficient "KiloCore" chip has a maximum computation rate of 1.78 trillion instructions per second and contains 621 million transistors
Researchers use algorithms to analyse how ISIS recruits through social media
17 Jun 2016
Researchers apply the laws of physics to study how terrorist support groups grow online, and how law enforcement can track activities
Researchers use algorithms to analyse how ISIS recruits through social media
17 Jun 2016
Researchers apply the laws of physics to study how terrorist support groups grow online, and how law enforcement can track activities
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