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Search ResultProgrammers Aren't Writing Green Code Where It's Most Needed
Confession? I don't write green code. I mean, it might be green code just by coincidence, but I've never really thought too much about the relative energy consumption deman...
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Through NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts program (NIAC), the agency invests in many seemingly impossible technologies. Known for taking out-of-the-box concepts tha...
Read MoreFor Female Scientists, There's No Good Time To Have Children
American women are leaving academic science, including the social sciences, in alarming numbers. Many will turn away from science while still in graduate school. Although w...
Read MoreSpace-Grown Mouse Embryos Are a Step Toward Human Colonization
Chinese scientists are creeping a tiny bit closer to the future dream of humans colonizing and reproducing in space.
They’ve succeeded, reports the Chinese ...
How Traditional Storytelling Is Ruining Virtual Reality Film
The cinematic VR showcased at the recent Tribeca Film Festival ran the gamut from live-action documentary to animated science fiction. Very few of these experiences were an...
Read MoreAn Image Processing Trick Shows Mars In Unprecedented Detail
Researchers have released images of the Martian surface at five timesgreater resolution than previously seen, and they didn’t need to send a new camera into space to ...
Read MoreFast Forward Film Festival Shows Environmental Concerns
Kristen Smith, 17, of Brighton has done just that. The teen's short film, titled Kristen the Science Girl: Water, is environmentally focusedand created primarily with an iP...
Read MoreLessons From Semi-Arid Regions On How To Adapt To Climate Change
Rising temperatures and more extreme, unpredictable climate events are making sustainable livelihoods tough for many people living in semi-arid regions of the world. To ada...
Read MoreDharavi Girls Develop Apps For Education, Recycling & Women's Safety
In Dharavi, it’s the teenage girls who are driving change through science and technology, by developing apps to keep women safe, to get water, and for education. It a...
Read MoreIt’s Now Possible To 3D Print A Pre-Assembled Robot
A new 3D printing technique from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory has allowed researchers to “print” all of the parts of...
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