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Scientists have, for the first time, identified a method of visualizing the quantum behavior of electrons on a surface. The findings present a possible step forward...
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What Are the Big Tech Companies Lobbying For This Election?
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Photons Do the Twist, and Scientists Can Now Measure It
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have measured the torque generated by light on a silicon chip. Their work could have an impact on scientific devices,...
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Moscow Drops Microsoft on Putin's Call For Self-Sufficiency
Moscow city will replace Microsoft Corp. programs with domestic software on thousands of computers in answer to President Vladimir Putin’s call for Russia's authorities...
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Hackdartmouth Hosts Over 200 Competitors
At this year's HackDartmouth, sleep was optional.
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Cellebrite was in the headlines earlier this year when it was rumoured to have helped the FBI to crack an iPhone used by the San Bernardino shooter.
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Computer Engineers Boost App Speeds by More Than 9 Percent
Researchers have found a way to boost the speed of computer applications by more than 9 percent with techniques that allow a computer's processor to retrieve data...
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Q&a: How Twitter Explains the 2016 Election
The Electome project compares the content of Twitter conversations with news media coverage of the 2016 U.S. Presidential campaign.
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Nyu Receives $2.9m Grant to Develop a Holodeck Instrument
An interdisciplinary team of New York University researchers received a $2.9M grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation to develop an integrated software/hardware...
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Deep-Sea Microbes, Simple Medical Diagnostic Tools and Complex Computing Win 2016 Macarthur 'genius Grants'
Victoria Orphan, a geobiologist and explorer of marine life on the sea floor, is one of eight scientists to win a 'genius grant' this year from the philanthropic...
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The Wikipedia Bots that Are Engaged in Spats that Never End
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Customer Service Bots Are Getting Better at Detecting Your Agitation
SRI International, the Silicon Valley research lab where Apple's virtual assistant Siri was born, is working on a new generation of virtual assistants that respond...
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Titanic Clash Over Crispr Patents Turns Ugly
Geneticist George Church has pioneered methods for sequencing and altering genomes.
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A Conscious Coupling of Magnetic and Electric Materials
Scientists have successfully paired ferroelectric and ferrimagnetic materials so that their alignment can be controlled with a small electric field at near room...
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Meet Rutgers' Radical Supercomputing Guru
Rutgers Professor Shantenu Jha wants to enhance personalized medicine, global health, science, and engineering through high-performance computing.
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For the Debaters: What Shall We Do About the Tech Careening Our Way?
Here's a question I’m hoping comes up at Monday's presidential debate: Secretary Clinton and Mr. Trump, what would you do about self-driving trucks?
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Reconfigurable Chaos-Based Microchips Offer Possible Solution to Moore's Law
Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed nonlinear, chaos-based integrated circuits that enable computer chips to perform multiple functions...
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Detecting Emotions With Wireless Signals
By measuring an individual's heartbeat and breath, a device developed at MIT CSAIL can tell if a person's excited, happy, angry, or sad.
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