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Bionic Leaf is a system that uses Solar Energy to split Water Molecules and Hydrogen-eating bacteria to produce liquid fuels. 
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If the human race is to survive in the long-run, we will probably have to colonise other planets.
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Neuroscientists are vying for a prize that awards the science behind preserving a brain's total functionality for a century. Continue reading →
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Currently under construction 28 feet below the waters of Key West, Florida is the world’s first underwater luxury hotel.
Marco Rivera's curator insight,
January 17, 2016 10:46 PM
The title says it all.
A underwater hotel would be very awesome and very scary at the same time. It would be cool to see all the underwater life and at the same time know that the reefs are being protected. But the con to this the disasters that could happen. Like what if the a window broke or maybe a hurricane came through or even if a shark or some sort of whale came and just ran into it.
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If scientists can get a brain implant to give neural stimuli that affects our perspectives, moods, and behaviors, then the future of drugs could be totally different than what it is now. In fact, in such a future, drug creation would become the domain of engineers and coders. This could become the next major frontier of the so-called drug market.
Owen Matthews's curator insight,
November 26, 2015 6:10 PM
A great idea for a SCi-Fi if ever I heard one.
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RT @arteeninLA: "The percentage of women studying computer science actually has fallen since the 1980s." http://t.co/eX9Zdg55C8
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"I don't think enough people recognize how fundamental science is to what we call civilization," says "Space Talk" host Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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The US space agency aims to establish a 3D-printed human colony on the red planet by 2030.
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Stanford reportedly has 214 female students enrolled in its Computer Science major — that’s 30 percent of the major’s total enrollment — making it the most popular major with women at the university for the first time.
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Battlefield medics and paramedics rely on chemical-infused bandages to help stem blood loss and treat wounds. However, the blood itself is frequently their worst enemy -- it takes those chemicals away from where they're needed.
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Death has always been considered one of life's only real certainties, but now some of the world's top scientists are challenging the assumption
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The firm has come up with a novel way of funding the mission - selling space on memory discs to be buried under the lunar surface.
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Before and after pictures show how two-cell mouse embryos developed into blastocyst just 80 hours after launch.
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How the Science of Swarms Can Help Us Fight Cancer and Predict the Future
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Ian Barwick: The life sciences industry is ever-increasing, and some of the research is inspired by and derived from some surprising sources
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A new line of science-themed cruises lets passengers stargaze from the open ocean, a unique location far away from city lights.
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Future Technology Secrets
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Revamped No Child Left Behind bill could finally give computer science a level playing field.
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The most popular major among Stanford women is now computer science, with 214 women planning to declare the field as their primary focus of study
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The Blue Brain Project is a vast effort by 82 scientists worldwide to digitally recreate the human brain.
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Researchers in the US have been working with Samsung to develop a new type of rechargeable battery that can be sustained through
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Humans could download their brain on to a computer and live forever inside a machine, a Cambridge neuroscientist has claimed.
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Graphene isn't the only game-changing material to come out of a lab. From aerogels nearly as light as air to metamaterials that manipulate light, here are six supermaterials that have the potential to transform the world of the future.
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