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Static electricity can control nanoballoons
Science October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Molecular sized machines could in the future be used to control important mechanisms in the body. In […]
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Subaru spikes Crosstrek Hybrid for 2017
Auto October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
The Crosstrek Hybrid, Subaru’s first production hybrid, will be discontinued for the 2017 model year. The move […]
Modern roof shapes tested against big blows
Technology October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
New homes are increasingly being built with unusual roof shapes, and new research reveals the potential for […]
A short jump from single-celled ancestors to animals
Science October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
The first animals evolved from their single-celled ancestors around 800 million years ago, but new evidence suggests […]
Chemists design organic molecules that glow persistently at room temperature
Technology October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
LEDs have inspired a new generation of electronics, but there is still work ahead if we want […]
Virtual reality study finds our perception of our body and environment affects how we feel
Science October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Whether we feel scared or pleased in an environment and how we explore it is down to […]
Common prostate cancer treatment linked to later dementia, researcher says
Science October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Men with prostate cancer who are treated with testosterone-lowering drugs are twice as likely to develop dementia […]
Biodiversity loss in forests will be pricey
Science October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
A new global assessment of forests — perhaps the largest terrestrial repositories of biodiversity — suggests that, […]
In a first, brain computer interface helps paralyzed man feel again
Science October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Imagine being in an accident that leaves you unable to feel any sensation in your arms and […]
Scientists create 'floating pixels' using soundwaves and force fields
Science October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Researchers have used soundwaves to lift many tiny objects at once before spinning and flipping them using […]
Bioengineers' sweat sensor monitors glucose
Technology October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Researchers are sweating the small stuff in their efforts to develop a wearable device that can monitor […]
How water flows near the superhydrophobic surface
Technology October 13, 2016 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Water (and other liquids) has an unusual property when it flows closely to some specially designed surfaces: […]

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Static electricity can control nanoballoons

Subaru spikes Crosstrek Hybrid for 2017

Modern roof shapes tested against big blows

A short jump from single-celled ancestors to animals

Chemists design organic molecules that glow persistently at room temperature

Virtual reality study finds our perception of our body and environment affects how we feel

Common prostate cancer treatment linked to later dementia, researcher says

Biodiversity loss in forests will be pricey

In a first, brain computer interface helps paralyzed man feel again

Scientists create 'floating pixels' using soundwaves and force fields

Bioengineers' sweat sensor monitors glucose

How water flows near the superhydrophobic surface

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