Technology - general
App makes short work of getting user of bed
11 May 2015
An earthquake warning system in our pockets?
11 May 2015
Monkey see puzzle, monkey do, monkey eat
09 May 2015
Naku grabs the box hanging from a line and turns and shakes and turns and shakes. He has to work for his food, at least the good stuff
Plugging up leaky graphene
09 May 2015
Search for advanced civilizations beyond Earth finds nothing obvious in 100,000 galaxies
08 May 2015
Among the team's discoveries are some mysterious new phenomena in our own Milky Way galaxy
Stanford engineers observe the moment when the mind changes
07 May 2015
Deeper understanding of decision-making will help researchers to fine-tune the control algorithms of neural prostheses to enable people with paralysis to drive a brain-controlled prosthetic arm or guide a neurally-activated cursor on a computer screen
New technique shows shale-drilling chemicals in drinking-water taps near leak
07 May 2015
Substances commonly used for drilling or extracting Marcellus shale gas travelled from shale gas wells more than two kilometers in the sub-surface to drinking water wells
New technique shows shale-drilling chemicals in drinking-water taps near leak
07 May 2015
Substances commonly used for drilling or extracting Marcellus shale gas travelled from shale gas wells more than two kilometers in the sub-surface to drinking water wells
Solar energy holds the best potential for long-term energy needs: MIT solar report
By By Melissa Abraham | MIT Energy Initiative | 06 May 2015
One-shot learning: researchers find the brain regions responsible for jumping to conclusions
05 May 2015
Space-based solar power project
05 May 2015
The space-based, highly adaptive power generator will enable versatile on-demand power anywhere on the planet and will be able to almost instantly distribute the power to different locations
“Fingerprinting” chips to fight counterfeiting
05 May 2015
Researchers create random variations in silicon chips as authentication identifiers for consumer products
Imagination, reality flow in opposite directions in the brain
04 May 2015
Aiming to discern discrete neural circuits, researchers have tracked electrical activity in the brains of people who alternately imagined scenes or watched videos
3D-printed aerogels improve energy storage
02 May 2015
Often referred to as “liquid smoke, aerogel is a synthetic porous, ultralight material derived from a gel, in which the liquid component of the gel has been replaced with a gas
Packing more laser beams, data, into fibre optic strands
30 Apr 2015
As digital traffic soars, researchers strive to send multiple laser beams, each with it’s own data stream, through fibre optic strands that can only handle a single beam today
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