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Nike’s Microclimate Chair From Greg Lynn Keeps Athlete’s Muscles at Optimal Temperature

Nike has collaborated with architect Greg Lynn to develop a microclimate chair for athletes to use during or after games. The sleek-looking microclimate chair utilizes 70 embedded Peltier thermoelectric pads, which heat up or cool…

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Nature is Speaking: Listening to Redwoods, Water, Oceans, Skies & More

Julia Roberts, Harrison Ford, Kevin Spacey, Edward Norton, Penélope Cruz, Robert Redford, and Ian Somerhalder are a few of the famous people lending their voices to Conservation International’s (CI) “Nature is Speaking” series of videos…

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UC Berkeley Researchers Create Robotic Cockroaches Capable of Working Together

The ICRA 2016 publication official title for the robots you see above is “Step Climbing Cooperation Primitives for Legged Robots with a Reversible Connection.” However, I prefer robotic cockroaches which are capable of working together.…

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Scientists Grow Sperm From Skin Cells

Infertility affects an estimated 15% of couples globally, amounting to 48.5 million people. Scientists at Valencian Infertility Institute in Spain are working to find a solution for the couples who are unable to have children.…

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World’s Tiniest Thermometer is 20,000 Times Smaller Than a Human Hair and is Made of Actual DNA

Nanotechnologies are revolutionizing medicine with ‘almost invisible’ tools which are helping researchers discover diseases earlier and treating patients more effectively. Now, researchers from the University of Montreal have developed a programmable DNA thermometer which is…

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The Furbo Lets You Spy on Your Dogs and Throw Them Treats While You’re Away

Some days if I’m working long hours, I have to drop my dog off at daycare. It’s awesome because the daycare has a mobile app you can download which allows you to watch what your…

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Female Russian Soldier Walks Across a Minefield to Test an Explosion Proof Suit

Have you ever seen anyone walking through a field of fire? No, I am not talking about any action movie but in reality! Watch this video… I got goosebumps when I did. In the video, which…

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10 Grand Challenges for Ocean Conservation & a Blue Revolution

Oceans are ecosystems on which all life depends; kill the oceans and all life is in peril. That’s why Conservation Labs, the World Wildlife Foundation, SecondMuse, and Further have produced the ocean conservation landscaping framework…

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“SignAloud” Gloves Can Convert Sign Language Into Spoken English

Navid Azodi and Thomas Pryor, undergraduates from the University of Washington (UW), have created lightweight gloves that can translate sign language into words. Both kids recently won $10,000 for their innovative design. They call these…

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China to Deploy Floating Nuclear Power Stations in Disputed South China Sea

As we all know, China is creating new islets in the South China Sea. Radar systems, lighthouses, barracks, ports, and airfields set up by China in these disputed waters of the South China Sea require…

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Technology

Nike’s Microclimate Chair From Greg Lynn Keeps Athlete’s Muscles at Optimal Temperature

Nature is Speaking: Listening to Redwoods, Water, Oceans, Skies & More

UC Berkeley Researchers Create Robotic Cockroaches Capable of Working Together

Scientists Grow Sperm From Skin Cells

World’s Tiniest Thermometer is 20,000 Times Smaller Than a Human Hair and is Made of Actual DNA

The Furbo Lets You Spy on Your Dogs and Throw Them Treats While You’re Away

Female Russian Soldier Walks Across a Minefield to Test an Explosion Proof Suit

10 Grand Challenges for Ocean Conservation & a Blue Revolution

“SignAloud” Gloves Can Convert Sign Language Into Spoken English

China to Deploy Floating Nuclear Power Stations in Disputed South China Sea

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