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Samsung’s EV battery breakthrough: 600-mile charge in 9 mins, 20 year lifespan

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Scientists create living mosquito repellent from human skin bacteria | New bacteria design reduces mosquito attraction by up to 64.4% and lasts over a week.

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Drought buster: Solar tech extracts 3 liters of water from thin air daily | The design improves material flow and energy use, producing 0.65 L/m²/hr of freshwater under sunlight and 90% humidity.

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Japan: AI accurately predicts male infertility using blood test | The AI model demonstrated 100% accuracy in predicting non-obstructive azoospermia, the most severe form of male infertility.

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AI can see what's on your screen by reading HDMI electromagnetic radiation | Researchers say the technique is already being used in the wild

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US scientists master control of hypersonic jet engine with light-based tech

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Cat poo parasites could cure disorders like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s | Engineered Toxoplasma gondii successfully delivered therapeutic proteins to brain cells, marking a significant breakthrough in overcoming the blood-brain barrier.

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US breaks wireless EV charging record with 270-KW system

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UK scientists achieve unprecedented 402 Tbps data transmission over optical fiber | They broke their own 319 Tbps record set in March

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Oak Ridge Sets a New Record for Wireless EV Charging​ | ORNL's zippy prototype delivered 270 kilowatts to a Porsche Taycan

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New wearable tech could help track PTSD, sepsis early through nerve activity | This technology could enable doctors to pinpoint patients who are at increased risk of excessive immune responses or immunoparalysis.

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MIT robot gently peels squash with one hand while holding it by other

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Samsung delivers solid-state battery for EVs with 600-mile range as it teases 9-minute charging and 20-year lifespan tech

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US’ first robot-assisted dual kidney transplant performed in Ohio

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A.I. May Save Us, or May Construct Viruses to Kill Us (Gift Article)

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Technology's grip on modern life is pushing us down a dimly lit path of digital land mines

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Artificial blood vessels mimic human veins, offer breakthrough in heart surgery

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Dual action antibiotic could make bacterial resistance nearly impossible

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Maglev titanium heart now whirs inside the chest of a live patient | The fully mechanical heart uses the same technology as high-speed rail lines. The feat marks a major step in keeping people alive as they wait for heart transplants.

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Choose wisely: the right solar monitoring software makes all the difference

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MIT scientists have discovered a new way to produce hydrogen fuel, using just soda cans, seawater and coffee grounds | The team says the chemical reaction could be put to work powering engines or fuel cells in marine vehicles that suck in seawater.

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Breakthrough air-to-water converter works even at night, generates 20L daily

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Scientific milestone achieves atomic-scale imaging in a world-first | Researchers have built a single molecule high resolution quantum sensor that can measure electric and magnetic fields in atoms.

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Grindr is again blocked in the Olympic Village.

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Recovering from the global tech outage could be a long, arduous process | CNN Business

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New flamethrower robot dog burns just the weed, not the crop in need | The robot’s flexible end effector adapts to environmental changes like gravity, wind, and nozzle position, ensuring consistent flame coverage.

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Test Flight Demonstrates Navigation by Cellphone Signals | The new technique could protect against GPS spoofing

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What’s the most unexpected business that got affected by the Crowdstrike/Microsoft outage?

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Dog-like robot jams home networks and disables devices during police raids — DHS develops NEO robot for walking denial of service attacks | Smart home defenses crumble when the NEO dog arrives.

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Sky drift: Boeing’s pilotless air taxi could take passenger flight by 2030

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US scientists create plastic that glows and biodegrades on demand | The secret lies in integrating a special chemical called tert-butyl ester.

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Inbrain: Spain’s graphene brain chip to begin human trials soon

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Origami Helps Implant Sensors in Bio-Printed Tissue

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Graphene-based brain chip offers 200x more power for Parkinson’s patients | Inbrain’s graphene chip is a promising new technology with the potential to improve brain surgery and neurological treatments.

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Defective McAfee update caused worldwide meltdown of XP PCs in 2010

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New drug extends lifespan by 25%, fights aging, could prevent cancer | Researchers administered an injection of an anti-IL-11 antibody to 75-week-old mice, neutralizing the harmful effects of IL-11.

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Complete recycle of solid-state batteries possible, thanks to polymer layers

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Why bigger may not be better for nuclear energy

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How a Routine CrowdStrike Update Crashed the World’s Computers

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Help to play/download a video - won't play for me

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Horsepower to poop power: Horse manure better at generating electricity, heat

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‘Dolphin skin’ propeller boosts fuel efficiency of cargo ships | A new propeller coated with a skin mimicking that of a dolphin holds the promise of significantly reducing fuel consumption and emissions in large cargo ships.

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Robot doctors at world’s 1st AI hospital can treat 3,000 a day

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Ancient viral DNA in our genome not ‘junk’ but cancer ally, says study

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The Smallest, Lightest Solar-Powered Drone Takes Flight | It weighs less than a nickel and can fly nonstop while the sun shines

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New drug reverses diabetes in mice, boosting insulin-making cells by 700% | One day this research could lead to game-changing new treatments for diabetes

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World’s 1st dual-tower solar plant unveiled, will make 1.8 billion kWh yearly | The 200-meter dual towers have 30,000 mirrors to cover an 800,000-square-meter light-collecting area.

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Paralyzed patient speaks with power of thoughts using brain-computer interface

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Drone sits on power lines to recharge

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Solar panel waste makes EV batteries 99.9% efficient, retain 83.1% capacity | Silicon anodes give lithium-ion batteries better energy density and can improve battery performance, even over 200 charge-discharge cycles.

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