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Back in 2007, we introduced you to the best technologies that could empower humans with the power of invisibility and since then, so many technological advancements have been made. Now, a team of researchers from the Hong Kong University of Science...
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What you see above is a patent filed by Samsung for a phone with a QWERTY keypad that comes out like wings from behind the phone. Samsung has filed this patent with the...
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Researchers are suggesting that doctors could be spending more time writing and editing Wikipedia pages on medical topics.
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Researchers want to fly remote-controlled airplanes near Lake Erie to determine whether lighting systems could scare away birds and cut down the number of mid-air...
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Researchers are deploying new wheat varieties with an array of resistant genes they hope will baffle and defeat Ug99, a highly dangerous fungus leapfrogging through...
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High-voltage power lines mess with animal magnetism. Researchers, who reported last year that most cows and deer tend to orient themselves in a north-south alignment,...
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I am as lethargic as the word itself. I’ve always looked for something that could do all my tasks while I rest all the while. Therefore, to command a robot to do my...
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Researchers say 24 pork processing plant workers in Minnesota and Indiana who developed a mysterious neurological disorder have improved but still have some symptoms.
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AP, Washington
Researchers have concluded the nation’s crime labs need an overhaul because they lack strict scientific standards.
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Researchers in Germany have completed the first draft of the Neanderthal genome, 3 billion genetic building blocks that will shed new light on the ancient hominid as...
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Researchers tracking Sept. 11 responders who became ill after working at the World Trade Center site found many had lung problems years later in a study the authors...
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A new large study challenges the idea that mental illness alone is a leading cause of violence. Researchers instead blame a combination of factors, specifically...
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AP, Troy
Researchers may have refined a way to help with the old problem of high-beam headlights temporarily blinding oncoming drivers.
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Donating a kidney doesn’t appear to have any long-term health consequences for the donor, a reassuring study shows. Researchers at the University of Minnesota...
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Faced with their favorite foods, women are less able than men to suppress their hunger, a discovery that may help explain the higher obesity rate for females, a new...
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Faced with their favorite foods, women are less able than men to suppress their hunger, a discovery that may help explain the higher obesity rate for females, a new...
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Researchers say they found an “alarming” increase in children’s ear, nose and throat infections nationwide caused by dangerous drug-resistant staph...
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Space shuttle science may soon come to an eye doctor near you: Researchers are using a NASA gadget to finally tell if a cataract is brewing before someone’s...
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Researchers said Thursday they have found a surprisingly large elephant population in Malaysia’s biggest national park after new survey techniques revealed a...
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Researchers have found three previously unknown sketches on the back of a painting Leonardo da Vinci that may have been drawn by the Renaissance master.
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Zoo elephants don’t live as long as those in the wild, according to a study sure to stir debate about keeping the giant animals on display. Researchers compared...
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