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46NewsCES 2015: Are "quantum dots" just marketing lingo or will they revolutionise TV tech? IEEE explores
And why will they be the hottest TV tech at CES?
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45News“Fast, Strong, Cheap, and Impossible to Use” The New Yorker examines the graphene industry and market
A new material may transform computers, cell phones, and cancer treatments if we can just figure out how to use it. John...
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67NewsNanoOPS unveiled: 25nm nanofab prints metal, organic/inorganic, polymers, circuits in minutes
University leaders and nanotechnology researchers joined representatives from industry and government agencies on Wednesday at Northeastern’s George J. Kostas Research Institute for...
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561NewsQuantum Harmonies: Modern Physics and Music
The universe is built on harmonies. The Pythagoreans had it right when they married mathematics, music, and the cosmos. Just as mathematical...
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1.0KNews3D printed face implant gets FDA approval, could be paired with printed skull implant
With the help of 3D printers, doctors can now produce an FDA-cleared replica of a patient's missing skull or jawbone.
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97NewsResearch team Janelia release Thunder toolkit, combines neuroscience & big data
In an age of "big data," a single computer cannot always find the solution a user wants. Computational tasks must instead be...
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84NewsMeet the electric life forms that live on pure energy
Unlike any other life on Earth, these extraordinary bacteria use energy in its purest form – they eat and breathe electrons –...
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64NewsD-Wave CEO Vern Brownell speaks to CBC’s Amanda Lang about quantum computing and funding
Vern Brownell explains how D-Wave Systems is pushing the boundaries of computing
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47NewsNew Cray supercomputer Trinity tackles exascale computations, nuclear stockpile simulations
The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and Cray Inc., have agreed on a contract for NNSA to acquire a next generation Cray...
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276NewsNew 40-atom boron fullerene borospherene synthesized after 10,000 model simulatons
The discovery 30 years ago of soccer-ball-shaped carbon molecules called buckyballs helped to spur an explosion of nanotechnology research. Now, there appears...
