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A team of engineering geniuses from the University of Bristol, England has developed the world's first re-programmable, multi-purpose quantum photonic computer chip that relies on quantum entanglement to perform calculations. No comment yet.
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Un nouveau médicament pourrait détruire la forme la plus mortelle du paludisme, qui tue près de 900.000 personnes dans le monde selon l’OMS, principalement en Afrique subsaharienne. Le principe : inhiber une enzyme indispensable au Plasmodium.
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Cleverbot - Chat with a bot about anything and everything - AI learns from people, in context, and imitates...
GM: very funny, try it out :)
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We've been promised flying cars for decades now, but what other tech advances are we dying for?
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The newly confirmed planet, Kepler-22b, orbits smack in the middle of the habitable zone of a star similar to our own.
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Le retour de force est déjà utilisé dans les tablettes ou smartphones tactiles. Plus précisément, il s'agit souvent de ce que l'on nomme le retour haptique: une vibration qui est émise lorsque l'on touche une surface. Une société vient de dévoiler un nouveau système qui permet de réellement sentir des textures.
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Une équipe de scientifiques, dirigés par Guillaume (Guillaume est un prénom masculin d'origine germanique. Le nom vient de Wille, volonté et Helm, heaume, casque, protection.)...
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Compound eyes gave Anomalocaris, the ancestor of modern insects, a huge advantage when locating its prey...
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Huge. Massive. Gigantic. Monstrous. Ginormous. Words fail to describe two huge black holes that may be the largest ever measured. Supermassive black holes inhabit most large galaxies, but these are super-huge light-sucking monstrosities.
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We've been printing documents and pictures for ages and lately 3D printers have been helping us make all kinds of 3D objects like toys and custom parts for equipment. Now the latest use for 3D printers is to create custom human bones.
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Just what causes lightning? Amazingly we still do not know. We know what it is, just not why.
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Flying Robots Building - The Flying Machine Arena Team led by Raffaello D’Andrea of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology have invented flying robots capable of a...
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Chemists at Harvard University have created a biologically inspired robot out of elastic polymers that can crawl across surfaces and under obstacles. |
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The $100,000 Zhang earned comes with first prize in the Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology. Her project, “Design of Image-guided, Photo-thermal Controlled Drug Releasing Multifunctional Nanosystem for the Treatment of Cancer Stem Cells,” was apparently as complex, thorough, and revolutionary as it sounds.
The nanoparticle Zhang created is already being referred to as something of a “swiss army knife” in the area of cancer treatment. That’s not to say it’s dull and rusty because I you didn’t take care of it when I was you were out camping, but rather that it has a whole bunch of useful applications.
The nanoparticle is delivered to tumors via the drug salinomycin where it kills cancer cells and deposits gold and iron-oxide materials to help with MRI imaging.
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A brainwave monitor helps train people to pay attention and boosts performance.
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Le premier des 2 satellites Pléiades devrait être mis en orbite (En mécanique céleste, une orbite est la trajectoire que décrit dans l'espace un corps autour d'un autre corps sous...
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New technology brings tactile sensations to screens of your smart phone, tablet or television.
Haptic tech company Senseg is developing a system that does exactly that, having recently unveiled a prototype tablet that may soon revolutionize the way we interact with our devices.
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Some of the biggest breakthroughs in future tech revolve around some of the smallest materials on Earth. Even calling these technologies "micro" is magnitudes of measure larger than their actual tiny sizes.
From the nano-scaled heat transfer of Nanowick Cooling down to the single atomic-level of Graphene and Quantum Computing, our white papers will help you wrap your head around the maximum potential of these miniscule technologies.
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En étudiant les vibrations des étoiles, une équipe internationale, qui inclut des chercheurs de l'AIM (1) (CEA-Irfu (2), CNRS (Le Centre national de la recherche scientifique,...
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NASA's Mars Rover Opportunity has found what scientists believe is the most convincing evidence to date that water may have flowed on the Red Planet.
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As many as 17 pyramids, more than 1,000 tombs and 3,000 settlements were uncovered using infrared technology. 
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February 21, 2014 7:09 PM
NASA used satellites to discover and uncover Egyptian pyramids. They found a total of 17 pyramids and within them was what was found to be the most incredible! It was reported that about 1,000 (and more) tombs along with 3,000 settlements were located using concentrated technology! Coooooooooooooool!!!!
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Good news today for fans of giant planets. Astronomers have found 18 new alien planets. They are all Jupiter-size gas giants that circle stars larger than our sun.
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Astrophysicists scanning the heavens have clocked a new cosmological record: the two biggest black holes ever detected — one about 10 billion times the mass of our sun and the second as much as twice the size of the first.
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Sci-Fi Concept Vehicles - Car companies are pulling out all the stops when it comes to custom concept vehicles. Elaborate ideas and highly complex designs are the main facto...
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Researchers have designed a new computer chip that mimics synaptic plasticity–how a brain’s neurons adapt in response to new information. |
