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Documentation Academy Aims to Empower Open Source Newcomers
Canonical's Open Documentation Academy aims to help newcomers participate in the open source community, offering mentorship and…
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Would You Bet Against Sex Robots? AI 'could Leave Half of World nemployed'
Machines could put more than half the world's population out of a job in the next 30 years, according to a computer scientist who said on Saturday that artificial...
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Gravitational Waves Exist: The Inside Story of How Scientists Finally Found Them
Just over a billion years ago, many millions of galaxies from here, a pair of black holes collided.
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Moore's Law Really Is Dead This Time
Moore's law has died at the age of 51 after an extended illness.
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Legal Tussle Delays Launch of Huge Toxicity Database
A giant database on the health risks of nearly 10,000 chemicals will make it easier to predict the toxicity of tens of thousands of consumer products for which...
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'Haptic Glasses' Could Make Car Navigation Safer, Less Distracting
Human factors/ergonomics researchers have developed an automotive navigation system that uses haptic communication and shows promise to address the cognitive overload...
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Graphene Leans on Glass to Advance Electronics
Scientists have developed a simple and powerful method for creating resilient, customized, and high-performing graphene by layering it on top of common glass.
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Power Walk: Footsteps Could Charge Mobile Electronics
An energy harvesting and storage technology developed at University of Wisconsin–Madison could reduce mobile devices' reliance on batteries by capturing energy...
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Boffo or Bomb? Algorithm Predicts Movie's Box Office Success
The producers of Batman v. Superman won't be happy.
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Could Vietnam Become the Next Silicon Valley?
Eddie Thai and Binh Tran are the kind of American entrepreneurs you'd expect to meet in Silicon Valley.
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S Military: Robot Wars
When historians come to write about technological innovation in the first half of this century, they are likely to pay special attention to a US Navy drone called...
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Computer Science Coding Competition Kicks Off
Dream it. Code it. Win it., an international student coding competition for high-school and college students, will award $80,000 in prizes in its third annual competition...
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Cockroach Inspires Robot That Squeezes Through Cracks
Inspired by creepy cockroaches, UC Berkeley researchers have developed a robot that can crawl even when squashed to half its size.
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After 100 Years, Scientists Are Finally Closing In on Einstein's Ripples
The rain began to fall as Joe Giaime and I scrambled down a lonely rise, back toward the observatory's main building.
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Minimally Invasive 'stentrode' Shows Potential as Neural Interface For Brain
A DARPA-funded research team has created a novel neural-recording device that can be implanted into the brain through blood vessels, eliminating the need for invasive...
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Graphene Is Strong, But Is It Tough?
Berkeley Lab scientists have developed a statistical theory for the toughness of polycrystalline graphene and found that it is indeed strong, but that its toughness...
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Chiral Magnetic Effect Generates Quantum Current
Scientists have discovered a way to generate very low-resistance electric current by separating left- and right-handed particles in a semi-metallic material. The...
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Gps and the World's First 'space War'
Twenty-five years ago U.S.-led Coalition forces launched the world’s first "space war" when they drove Iraqi troops out of Kuwait.
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Cisco Forecasts Mobile Data Deluge
Smartphones and other mobile devices are set to flood the Internet with data in coming years.
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From Exile to Eminence: How the Alien Hunters Conquered Astronomy
When Jill Tarter first began to look for aliens, she drew looks askance from her friends and colleagues.
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The Embarrassing, Destructive Fight Over Biotech's Big Breakthrough
A defining moment in modern biology occurred on July 24, 1978, when biotechnology pioneer Robert Swanson, who had recently co-founded Genentech, brought two young...
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