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‘We Were So Surprised’: Researchers Detect Oxygen On Rosetta’s Comet
Rosetta’s ROSINA instrument—a mass spectrometer—detected O2 in the icy body’s coma, the cloud of gas and dust and other space stuff around Comet 67P...
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Jeremy Renner To Attend Team Kids Innovative Thinkers Forum
The 3rd annual “Team Kids Innovative Thinkers Forum” fundraising event will be held the evening of Thursday, October 22 at Oakley’s Headquarters with high...
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Inside MIT's Self-Replicating Objects
As with other Self-Assembly Lab projects, including the chair that builds itself we debuted earlier this year, Self-Replicating Spheres is built on customized magnets. When...
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How A Hacked Virus Is Bringing Us Closer To Artificial Photosynthesis
Researchers at MIT have offered an answer, however indirectly. They have hijacked the hijacker, reprogramming virus particles to function as a structural scaffolding in a l...
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A New Supermaterial Lets This Artificial Heart Pump Like The Real Thing
It’s been made by material science engineers from Cornell University, who say their foamy cardiovascular replica could have the potential to stand in as a replacement...
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A New Supermaterial Lets This Artificial Heart Pump Like The Real Thing
It’s been made by material science engineers from Cornell University, who say their foamy cardiovascular replica could have the potential to stand in as a replacement...
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Every Forest Biome On Earth Is Actively Dying Right Now
But according to the latest issue of Science, which is devoted to forest health, every major forest biome is struggling. While each region suffers from unique pressures, th...
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Science Film Festival 2015 Promises To Be Bigger Than Ever?
With more than 100 venues hosting screenings and science activities from October 19 to December 9, the Science Film Festival promises to keep true to its claim of being the...
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Advice For Aspiring Female Tech Entrepreneurs: A Perspective From The Developing World
It is an open secret that women are outsiders when it comes to tech entrepreneurship, both in the developed and developing economies. In 1984, 37 percent of undergraduate c...
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How A Pair Of Old Mines Helped Win A Nobel Prize In Physics
According to the Nobel prize committee, “the discovery has changed our understanding of the innermost workings of matter and can prove crucial to our view of the univ...
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