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Versatile Nanosponge Drug Delivery Platform Proves Effective in Inflamed Lungs
Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News | June 17, 2021

Nanoparticles disguised as human immune cells can enhance the healing powers of a variety of drugs by traveling specifically to the affected cells bef...

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A Google AI Designed a Computer Chip as Well as a Human Engineer, But Much Faster
Singularity Hub | June 15, 2021

A new suite of algorithms by Google Brain can now design computer chips--those specifically tailored for running AI software--that vastly outperform t...

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World's largest earthquake simulator upgraded to improve tall structure safety
New Civil Engineer | June 14, 2021

The world's largest outdoor earthquake simulator is undergoing a major upgrade to improve safety tests for tall structures. When completed this autumn...

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Below Our Feet, a World of Hidden Life
Quanta Magazine | June 7, 2021

Janet Jansson first started to wonder about the vast universe of underground life as a student at New Mexico State University in the late 1970s. A han...

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Somehow This Robot Sticks to Ceilings by Vibrating a Flexible Disc
IEEE Spectrum | June 3, 2021

Just when I think I?ve seen every possible iteration of climbing robot, someone comes up with a new way of getting robots to stick to things. The late...

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Blood Sugar Tests Using Sweat, Not Blood? They Could Be on the Way
Health Day | June 2, 2021

A new quick and painless sensor that measures blood sugar in human sweat may mean far fewer finger pricks for the millions of people who live with dia...

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How to level up soft robotics
7th Space | May 29, 2021

The field of soft robotics has exploded in the past decade, as ever more researchers seek to make real the potential of these pliant, flexible automat...

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Teaching Robots to Navigate Hectic Emergency Rooms Is No Easy Task
PC Magazine | May 28, 2021

Robots are already proving useful in assisting medical staff and supporting those who need in-home care, such as those with dementia. But just how aut...

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As Chips Shrink, Rowhammer Attacks Get Harder to Stop
Wired | May 26, 2021

IN 2015, RESEARCHERS at Google made a troubling discovery: The data theft technique known as "Rowhammer," previously thought of as a theoret...

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Janelle Shane on the Weirdness of AI
Let's Talk AI | May 24, 2021

Janelle Shane works as a research scientist in Colorado, where she makes computer-controlled holograms for studying the brain, and other light-steerin...

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Your workouts could charge your smartwatch
Experience Magazine | May 21, 2021

A dead fitness tracker can put a damper on your morning run -- and, if you use your tracker as an alarm clock, your whole morning. But what if you cou...

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New Upgraded Radar for Self Driving Cars
TechStory | May 19, 2021

Self driving cars are quite popular these days. They provide a high level of security and comfort for the rider. As the market for these cars continue...

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