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Building artificial intelligence into medical devices can speed diagnoses and potentially improve treatments and outcomes.
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Scientists Create a New Type of Ultra-High-Res Flexible Display
We are surrounded by imperfect screens.
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Heads Up, World Cup Teams: The Robots are Coming
The RoboCup international robot soccer tournament aims to create a robot soccer team that can defeat the human World Cup champions by 2050.
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Traffic Lights: There's a Better Way
A new means of computing the optimal timings for city stoplights can significantly reduce drivers' average travel times.
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Google Shares Research Findings With Scientific World
Google is sharing some its most influential research papers to expand discussions and observations on topics being studied around world.
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Speeding Up Data Storage By a Thousand Times With 'spin Current'
Newly developed technology allows the spin of electrons to be used to boost the speed of data storage.
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A Speech Synthesizer Direct to the Brain
Could a person who is paralyzed and unable to speak, like physicist Stephen Hawking, use a brain implant to carry on a conversation?
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Intel, Qualcomm and Others Compete For 'internet of Things' Standard
If the stakes are big enough, companies will compete even for something that is supposed to be free to all comers.
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Nypd's Facebook Page Shares Its Triumphs
The New York Police Department's Facebook page has taken on a role that was once largely limited to the city's press corps: publishing news articles.
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When a Computer Ages You
Researchers are hoping to harness facial-recognition and age-progression technology to estimate people's life spans and future health based on a photograph.
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The New Atomic Age: Building Smaller, Greener Electronics
University of Alberta researchers say they are developing atomically precise technologies that have practical, real-world applications.
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Can Software Make Health Data More Private?
New software could give people more control over how their personal health information is shared between doctors and medical institutions.
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Row Hits Flagship Brain Plan
The European Union's high-profile, €1-billion Human Brain Project, launched last October, has come under fire from neuroscientists, who claim that poor management...
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Robots' Best Teachers Are Other Robots (in Cloud Networks)
Earlier this year, a vaguely humanoid robot served juice to a researcher lying on a hospital bed.
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Sun Sends More 'tsunami Waves' to Voyager 1
NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft has experienced a new "tsunami wave" from the sun as it sails through interstellar space.
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Hp Labs: Breaking Pcs to Build Better Systems
Hewlett-Packard recently opened the doors of its Science Labs facilities in Houston to more than 36 journalists and analysts for a day-long tour.
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Sdsc Assists Researchers in Novel Wildlife Tracking Project
Researchers are using a supercomputer to provide data on the range and movements of California condors, giant pandas, and dugongs.
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China Still Has the Fastest Supercomputer, but the .s. Still Rules
Although China has the world's most powerful supercomputer, the United States produces more supercomputers than any other country.
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Atoms Show The Way
A "quantum compass" will offer precise positioning data in places GPS cannot go.
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