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How China’s Unique Innovation Culture Built the Largest Economy in the World

A number of countries including the U.S., England, Germany, France, Japan, India, Vietnam, and many others are coming together to oppose the growing hegemony of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The Chinese Communist Party employs…

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Global Industrial Pumps & Valves Market Trends

What are the types of pumps and valves in the oil and gas industry? Oil and gas companies use many different types of pumps and valves in their operations. Onshore, wellhead and subsea facilities rely…

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Autonomous Robots Could Harvest Metals from the Ocean Floor

The vast swathes of Deep Ocean are not only rich in sea life; they are also rich in metals – nickel, copper, cobalt, zinc, etc. These rare earth metals are vital to most of the…

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This Is How Microsoft Keeps its Entire Ecosystem of Products Safe and Secure

Over the last twelve months (July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020), Microsoft has paid no less than $13.7 million in bounties over to security researchers who managed to find and report software vulnerabilities. This…

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7 Cannabis Tech Companies to Watch out For

The continued legalization of marijuana in the United States means that companies in this field are doing everything possible to gain an advantage to gain control of the industry. Companies are doing everything to market…

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Watch Boats Sail Upside-Down on an Ocean of Levitating Liquid

A team of French scientists has proved that it is possible to float boats on both the top and underside of a suspended fluid. This “seemingly impossible” discovery changes our understanding of buoyancy on its…

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Color E-Ink Handhelds Have Landed and It’s an Exciting New Chapter

Color E-Ink technology has finally hit the market via a set of exciting handheld devices, and although we’re talking about the first generation of a new breed, they are still worth the investment. We got…

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Wool-Like 3D-Printable Material That Can Remember Their Shape

Researchers from Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have developed a biocompatible material that returns to its original shape no matter what stimuli you applied to it. Scientists developed this…

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Scientists Invent Artificial Skin That Can React to Pain like Human Skin

Researchers from RMIT University have created an artificial skin capable of reacting to pain just like real human skin. According to researchers, the artificial skin replicates in the same way as the real-life organ. It…

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Japan’s Flying Car Successfully Carries out First Manned Test Flight

Japanese company SkyDrive successfully carried out a test flight with one person on board. SkyDrive Inc. is one of several urban air mobility projects going on around the world. But many of these projects have…

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How China’s Unique Innovation Culture Built the Largest Economy in the World

Global Industrial Pumps & Valves Market Trends

Autonomous Robots Could Harvest Metals from the Ocean Floor

This Is How Microsoft Keeps its Entire Ecosystem of Products Safe and Secure

7 Cannabis Tech Companies to Watch out For

Watch Boats Sail Upside-Down on an Ocean of Levitating Liquid

Color E-Ink Handhelds Have Landed and It’s an Exciting New Chapter

Wool-Like 3D-Printable Material That Can Remember Their Shape

Scientists Invent Artificial Skin That Can React to Pain like Human Skin

Japan’s Flying Car Successfully Carries out First Manned Test Flight

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