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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), one of the biggest research universities has come up with a way to create tiny engineered blood vessels. This will be a huge breakthrough in the field of medicine when it comes to the foray. As the...
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Electronic Arts Inc. is turning to online games to boost its limited presence in Asia, the regional president of the U.S. video game maker said Tuesday.
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Eco Factor: State of the art printer capable of producing flexible solar modules that can generate over a gigawatt per year.
Photovoltaic cells printed onto a flexible...
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Health groups and tobacco companies are asking a federal appeals court to reverse parts of a landmark ruling two years ago against cigarette-makers.
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A Russian Soyuz craft carrying an American computer game designer and two crewmates docked with the international space station Tuesday.
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1965: Alan Aldridge creates his Psychedelic MINI and the iconic car makes it to the front cover of the Sunday Times Magazine.
Fast forward to 2008, and the man’s...
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If you guys wish to see the future of IBM laptops, then perhaps you’ll have to go to the core of their working station. But it wouldn’t be less than befitting, if I...
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Alan Turing, a well known British Mathematician in 1950, assumed if a machine was indistinguishable from a human, then it was “thinking.” And the most...
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Gator Hydroplane looks to resolve the risk of life associated with Hydroplanes. This adrenalin-pumping sport carries with itself a very high risk on the life...
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Eco Factor: A zero emission vehicle, driven by an electric engine.
Nobody can predict the future. However, one thing is for sure, if in the future we do not want to...
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A Purdue University scientist who was reprimanded for research misconduct over claims he produced nuclear fusion in tabletop experiments is suing two other faculty...
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Cyborgs are moving out of science-fiction and into the real world. With an increasing number of first world citizens suddenly turning up missing limbs, due to some...
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Scientists and industry have been working together to create a global surveillance network. It naturally weights itself to provide greater coverage for greater...
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When David Teater’s 12-year-old son, Joe, was killed in 2004 by a driver who was talking on a cell phone, he tried to cut back on his own habit of driving and...
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Nearly one in three patients who need a kidney transplant may never get one because their bodies are abnormally primed to attack a donated organ.
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They say that appearances are often illusory; well, positively they are! If you feel fed up, of the jaded phone you’ve at your disposal, I can gamble over anything...
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Okay, we’ve seen a lot of mods that transform age-old controllers and make them compatible with PCs. Does that mean we are getting tired of spotting the same thing...
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Sometimes, in the decades after he came home from World War II, it seemed as if the movie camera was surgically attached to Christoffel Teeuwissen’s hand.
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Forget about the boob tube. Places to watch TV on the Internet are proliferating, from NBC Universal and News Corp.’s Hulu to Joost _ a site that plans to...
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Game away till your thumbs become numb but you know that juice will eventually run out. And then it is back to hooking controllers to PS3 till you can game again. That...
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It is incomprehensible how a smartphone, even as powerful and multitasking as the iPhone, could be equipped with a laptop to run a robust operating system like the real...
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When a person gets an injury in head, than the brain can shifts inside the skull. This can result in causing injury to blood vessels and nerves. A concussion is a...
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One of the major subjects that have caught everyone’s attention in medical science is the development of artificial organs. An artificial organ is a man-made...
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Technology and medical science have converged to give birth to ‘prototypes’ of all cardiovascular structures! Thanks to the researchers at the University of...
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It is true that red wine is good for cardiovascular health but don’t worry if you don’t like that because grape juice is sufficient to avail similar health...
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A Wingspan intracranial stent may decrease the risk of a stroke for the people who are not able to survive a brain operation. According to the researchers of University...
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Double P” treatment with a combination of Pletaal and Plavix medications may help diabetics. It is helpful in the treatment of peripheral gangrene.
The Taipei...
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Blood loss to the extremities from injuries is a major, but preventable cause of battlefield deaths. And many deaths occur due to lack of immediate surgeries to such...
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The long-term morbidity and mortality rates associated with diabetes can be reduced! Researchers from the University of Florida have come up with a potentially...
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