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May 14, 2019
Scientists as running several tests on how to trigger "fear" in a computer to ensure safety when driving.
It allows cognitive neuroscientists to better leverage the deep learning models that have dramatically improved artificial vision systems.
A Pakistani popcorn vendor defeats all odds and builds an airplane.
Scientists create an extraordinary, alien form of super hot ice.
Hemp’s potential in sustainable construction has won some California researchers a grant from the EPA.
Bioengineers have cleared a major hurdle on the path to 3D printing replacement organs. It's a breakthrough technique for bioprinting tissues with exquisitely entangled vascular networks that mimic the body's natural passageways for blood, air, lymph, and other vital fluids.
Engineers at the University of Waterloo in Canada have developed a radar-based system for wirelessly monitoring patients’ vital signs.
The market for drones is growing faster than anticipated
The social media platform now has a dating feature that can match you with the other users while keeping your personal information private
Different developers are hard at work is designing new items that could advance any home's kitchen performance.
With training, a small deposit and a large fare, the luxury hotel is targeted for launch in 2021.
Carlo Ratti wants cities to be smarter so that we can live in them in new and better ways.
Technological developments produce new love interests, anticipating the increase of sex with robots
Scientists in the UK have generated electricity from americium, a rare chemical element derived from plutonium that could power future space missions for up to 400 years.
Researchers have concluded that sewer plants serving municipalities worldwide offer a major option for capturing carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. Although cautioning that research and development is needed before the systems could be deployed, the team identified several potentially viable paths to using sewage as a carbon sink — that is, sewer plants could clean the atmosphere as they clean water.
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25 cups of coffee a day is still safe, experts say
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France’s Solar Panel Road Deemed a Complete Failure
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NASA Pinpointed Japan's Tropical Storm Before Landfall
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Discovery of a bottleneck relief in photosynthesis may have a major impact on food crops
