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2017
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Research as art: revealing the creativity behind academic output
Jul
14
2017
Research is not just about producing papers.
'Beam me up, Scotty'
Jul
14
2017
Chinese scientists have "teleported" a photon particle to a satellite - could humans be next?
Charlie Gard Controversy: Why a Baby's Head Size Matters
Jul
14
2017
In a recent court hearing, the parents of Charlie Gard were at odds with their son's hospital over a seemly straightforward fact: The size of their baby's head.
Antarctica's new 1.1-trillion-ton iceberg is already breaking into enormous pieces
Jul
14
2017
Earlier this week, a c
High-speed Hyperloop One project ready for key test in Nevada
Jul
14
2017
Hyperloop One, the Los-Angeles-based company developing the technology, is gearing up to send a 28-foot-long (8.5 meter-long) pod gliding across a set of tracks in a test run in Nevada in the next few weeks, spokeswoman Marcy Simon said.
These gorgeous posters of national parks will make you excited for the solar eclipse
Jul
14
2017
There’s still time to plan a trip to watch the rare solar eclip
Ready, Aim, Blast! NASA Engineer Creates World's Largest Super Soaker
Jul
14
2017
If you're going to challenge someone to a water gun fight this summer, it's best you don't take up arms against Mark Rober, a former NASA engineer who has created the world's largest Super Soaker.
Computerized Fabric Could Transform Any Piece of Clothing Into a Fitness Tracker
Jul
14
2017
The flexible fabric, developed by Harvard researchers, might also one day assist with movement, acting as a soft exoskeleton for wearers.
Shh! Proven security for your secrets
Jul
14
2017
Researchers show the security of their cipher based on chaos theory. The research highlights that their Vector Stream Cipher is not only secure, but structurally simple and low on memory usage compared with existing technology, making it useful for high-density data transmission applications such as in 5G mobile networks and 4K television broadcasts.