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Apr 18, 2019
The first US clinical trials using Crispr-edited cells have started.
Pediatric surgeons want to use Crispr for pre-natal treatment.
There is still work to do before the computer can fully understand the text
Users took their disappointments of the phone’s fragile built to twitter
Plans to rebuild the Notre Dame followed the recent tragedy that befell the historic landmark.
A giant Mechanical baby has been installed ahead of Mind the Gap theatre company's first performance of Zara at the Piece Hall in Halifax. It is billed as a unique theatrical experience including a cast of more than 100 and 3D projection mapping.
The tool can classify viruses and customize the treatment of a particular patient depending on the specific strain of the virus that affects them
Researchers have successfully 3D printed a heart complete with blood vessels, cells, ventricles, and chambers.
US police officials used Google’s location tracker from criminal investigations
Think twice before sharing your personal information online, expert advises
Researchers established the reason for battery’s instability and also a way to combat it
A biological dual-core processor similar to those in the digital world
A team of designers was tasked to design a chair that would comfortably sit a person while demanding the least possible amount of materials in production.
Ozone pollution reduced even when electricity is produced by combustion sources
Thomas Edison is said to be the inventor of the electric bulb. However, this is far from the truth. In fact, two persons called Evans and Woodward designed a sort of crude light bulb in 1875 and they duly patented it.
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