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This new 3D printing development might just change the world. NASA is sinking a lot into 3D printing food, and they are starting with pizza. The project is aimed at evolving the future of food for both space and back here on Earth. It's not Star Trek's replicator, but it's probably just the beginning. Also, this could potentially end hunger around the world.
Brittany Wenger is 18 years old. And she just taught the computer to diagnose leukemia. She built a custom, cloud based "artificial neural network" to find patterns in genetic expression profiles to diagnose patients with a form of cancer called mixed-lineage leukemia (MLL).
Back in the day, the only building blocks that were available were Lego. But today's educational toys will teach your kids how electronics work:
Japan might have teens who are willing rent their thighs as ad space, but one American ad agency is introducing a new approach to this type of "native advertising."
Leap Motion takes gesture control to a Minority Report level. But what if you married it with your everyday OS? This new video shows exactly what kind of applications you can look forward to on your Windows 8 machine. And it's a whole lot cooler than touch.
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There's just something about Zooey Deschanel that makes us want to wear pinafore dresses in pastel colors. Here she is expressing herself through the art of the past (and dance) in the new She & Him's video for their plaintive song "I Could’ve Been Your Girl." Enjoy.
Whether it's reading a new book, playing with a new gadget or exploring a new country; experiencing something new always seems to make us feel more alive. But why? Turns out your brain is actually hardwired to appreciate and seek out novelty.
Apple CEO Tim Cook was at the Senate today to testify on the company's tax avoidance practices. The report published by the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations details the company's strategies and it's a fantastic read.
By now you've already read that the Xbox One is not just a gaming console. It's going to make watching Tv awesome and it features voice and gesture controls.
Leave it to Russia to come up with this. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin has publicly revealed that
Russian experts are developing robots designed specifically to minimize
casualties in terrorist attacks. The birth of the Terminator?
Storm tracking and real time weather data can save lives. The recent Oklahoma City tornado only had a warning of some 16 minutes. And it managed to save a few. Three teams of students have designed drones that are meant to fly into storm centers.
According to two scientific studies which happened independent of one another, a Mediterranean diet has some serious health benefits.
China's Sky-City will be completed by the year end. It's also a pre-fab skyscraper and is expected to become the world's tallest structure. It will also be completed in record time.
Our favorite astronaut Chris Hadfield is back on earth, but he's still making space videos. Here he is talking about how he's adapting back to gravity.
According to a new report by Ars Technica, Skype messages may not be as secure as you think. Microsoft is often dipping into your communications.
Disney Research is working with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany to make robots move and interact with humans in a less awkward and uncomfortable way. They are developing a more natural approach to the problem by studying how humans interact.
From competing in Jeopardy to working in hospitals, now IBM's Watson is going to take your calls. He's got a job in customer service.
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