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New tech promises instant paper-based glucose monitoring for under 15 cents | The device, affordable, and eco-friendly, uses a paper-based technology that can be connected to a smartphone app for instant glucose detection.

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How scientists traced a mysterious covid case back to six toilets

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Will Liquid Circuits Enable Brain-Imitating Computers? New microchips shuffle around ions like synapses in the human brain.

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Engineers find a new way to convert carbon dioxide into useful products

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Blazing bits transmitted 4.5 million times faster than broadband

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Scientists devise healthy mouse pups from two dads, without female DNA | The application is expected to take a long time in humans, maybe 10 years or more and it is unknown whether the eggs are safe enough to produce (a) baby with two male DNA.

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Bankman-Fried sentenced to 25 years for multi-billion dollar FTX fraud

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CERN to supercharge world’s most powerful atom smasher to hunt new physics | Team to construct vital detector parts and analysis tools for High-Luminosity-LHC upgrade.

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AI chatbots are beating Moore's law to improve at an even faster rate than computer chips | After eight months, a model only needs half the computing power to hit the same benchmark score

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Silicon spikes take out 96% of virus particles. An international research team led by RMIT University has designed and manufactured a virus-killing surface that could help control disease spread in hospitals, labs and other high-risk environments.

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Swiss hydrogen-powered train sets 1741-mile record for nonstop travel | The record attempt took place over 46 hours at a test track in Colorado where Stadler’s hydrogen-powered train is being tested.

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This drug-delivering contact lens will heal corneal wounds faster | “The more injured you are, the more drug gets delivered, which is unique and potentially a game changer.”

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Speaking without vocal cords, thanks to a new AI-assisted wearable device

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Scientists reveal new flow battery tech based on common chemical | At the center of the design is a lab-scale, iron-based flow battery with unparalleled cycling stability.

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China’s new guidelines block Intel and AMD chips in government computers

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Doctors Take Another Step Toward Animal-to-Human Organ Transplants With the First Pig Kidney Transplant. The experimental procedure was done on a man experiencing end-stage kidney failure last week who had been on the transplant waiting list for two years.

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Pacemaker Powered By Light Eliminates Need For Batteries And Allows The Heart To Function More Naturally. Scientists have designed a solar panel-like pacemaker that can precisely control heartbeats.

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Mind-blowing science: ‘Star Wars-style’ holograms to communicate with the brain

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Molecular weaving makes polymer composites stronger without compromising function

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The next generation of drugs could be made in space. Here’s why

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Exosuit Muscle Control Steps Closer to Reality. Brain-guided muscle stimulation finds relief with electronic clutch system.

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This stretchy electronic material hardens upon impact just like “oobleck”

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An AI robot is spotting sick tulips to slow the spread of disease through Dutch bulb fields

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Here’s Proof You Can Train an AI Model Without Slurping Copyrighted Content | OpenAI claimed it’s “impossible” to build good AI models without using copyrighted data. An “ethically created” large language model and a giant AI dataset of public domain text suggest otherwise

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Medics design AI tool to predict side-effects in breast cancer patients

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Watchworthy will now tell you which streaming services to cancel and which to keep | TechCrunch

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Winged cargo ship saves three tons of fuel per day on first voyage

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Cape, a privacy-first mobile carrier, listed as a Fast Company Most Innovative Company for 2024

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Nvidia has virtually recreated the entire planet — and now it wants to use its digital twin to crack weather forecasting for good

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World's fastest wireless EV charger unlocks 100 kW parking spots

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A sprayable gel could make minimally invasive surgeries simpler and safer

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Speaking without vocal cords, thanks to a new AI-assisted wearable device

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Laser-Driven Pacemaker Guides Ailing Hearts With Light | PV semiconductor tech could find applications in neurostimulation, too

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Korean researchers power-shame Nvidia with new neural AI chip — claim 625 times less power draw, 41 times smaller

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A cargo ship’s ‘WindWing’ sails saved it up to 12 tons of fuel per day

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Aussie invention predicts power line faults that can cause bushfires

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Woman given a new 3D-printed windpipe in a world-first

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World’s largest AI chip with 4 trillion transistors to power supercomputers | The chip also needs 97percent lesser code to train a LLM when compared to a GPU.

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Wearable Sticker Reads Even the Smallest Finger Motions. The sensor can aid stroke patients and people with disabilities.

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Classic classroom toy inspires scientists to build electricity generator | The generator device generated an output of over 100 volts and worked for several days using only 100 ml water as fuel.

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US scientists power EV with 100-kW wireless charger in 20 minutes | The researchers have achieved the highest power density for a wireless charger for a SUV class of vehicle.

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Scientists stick materials with electricity in a shocking discovery | By passing small electric charge, different types of materials can be bound together firmly. The attraction can be reversed with ease.

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Game-changing printed solar tech gets even more flexible | With their lightweight, flexible design, printed solar cells can be deployed in previously unimaginable ways.

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Tiny Laser Opens Door to Chip-Size Sensors | The new frequency comb could make powerful sensors fit in a phone

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Silicon Valley is pricing academics out of AI research

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Austrian scientists use beer byproduct to recycle metal waste | The material successfully helped recover 70 percent of zinc from metal waste and can also be reused multiple times.

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AirPods Pro to Gain 'Hearing Aid Mode' in iOS 18

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This High Schooler Invented an A.I.-Powered Trap That Zaps Invasive Lanternflies.

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50 Global Experts Warn: We Must Stop Technology-Driven AI

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Scientists use a new type of nanoparticle that can both deliver vaccines and act as an adjuvant

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