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New 'Stentrode' Goes Deep Inside The Brain Without The Need For Brain Surgery
Whether it's to allow for the control of robotic limbs or just to watch neurology in action, to really get at the inner workings of the brain it's still necessary to access...
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This Bacteria-Powered Microrobot Navigates via Electric Fields
Engineers from Drexel University have devised a bacteria-powered microrobot that can be steered through fluids with applied electric fields. Imagine a tiny, tiny robotic sy...
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Nuclear Fusion Hit A Massive Milestone In Germany
The Max Planck Institute in Greifswald reached a true milestone in physics and technical engineering today right in front of German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s eyes. T...
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Not-So-Bitter Pill
Oral contraceptive use not associated with increased birth defects risk. Oral contraceptives taken just before or during pregnancy do not increase the risk of birth defects...
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Not-So-Bitter Pill
Oral contraceptive use not associated with increased birth defects risk. Oral contraceptives taken just before or during pregnancy do not increase the risk of birth defects...
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Amazing Things Happened When New Delhi Halved The Number Of Cars On The Road
On January 1, India's capital made an attempt to address its status as the world's most polluted big city, according to the World Health Organization, by implementing a tem...
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Global Warming Could Delay The Next Ice Age By 100,000 Years
In a study published this Wednesday in the journal Nature, researchers from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research make clear that anthropogenic carbon emissions...
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Oral Contraceptive Use Not Associated With Increased Birth Defects Risk
Boston, MA – Oral contraceptives taken just before or during pregnancy do not increase the risk of birth defects, according to a new study by researchers from Harvard...
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Your Birth Control Pills And Hamburgers Might Be Making These Fish Intersex
A strange thing is happening to male smallmouth and largemouth bass swimming in waterways in parts of the Northeast: They are increasingly showing up with characteristics o...
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Drones Set To Give Global Farming A Makeover
The traditional image of a farmer standing in a field, squinting anxiously at the sky for signs of rain, may be about to get a 21st-century makeover as researchers explore ...
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