BMW will continue to invest heavily in internal combustion engines for the near future. | Continue reading
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Huawei employees have been banned from editing papers and journals related to IEEE due to the export ban imposed by the US government. The academic world is shocked by the news. | Continue reading
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The James Webb Space Telescope completed its final thermal vacuum tests this week. The powerful scientific instrument is on track to head to space 2021. | Continue reading
Apple has won another patent for a folding electronic device, but we are unlikely to see a new product for several years. | Continue reading
As classical computers approach the physical limits of their power, scientists and mathematicians are preparing for the post-classical world by using quantum algorithms that anticipate and give us a preview of the radically different world quantum computers running quantum algori … | Continue reading
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The optical neurosynaptic network is able to learn from information and use that same information for computing and recognizing patterns. | Continue reading
A new study found that Dahurian larch in China's northern forests grew more from 2005 to 2014 than in the previous 40 years. | Continue reading
Tesla CEO says the company plans to introduce a ride-sharing system once the cars become fully autonomous. Tesla owners will be able to make money without needing to do anything. | Continue reading
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A scientist from Harvard has used Ai to create a method for successfully predicting the folded shape of any protein. The work could have massive implications for the design and development of life-saving medicine. | Continue reading
We look back on how Grace Hopper's groundbreaking work is responsible for the world we live in today. | Continue reading
New research shows that humans had no idea how the complex technologies they developed or used to adapt to the world around them even worked. | Continue reading
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Indonesia's PT Garuda Indonesia airline revealed on Friday that they have sent a letter to Boeing requesting that the aircraft maker cancel their open orders for the embattled and currently grounded 737 MAX 8 aircraft. | Continue reading
Head of Canadian Bitcoin exchange QuadrigaCX dies without telling anyone how to unlock the user’s deposits, which are now feared lost forever. | Continue reading
A new study describes a thin, flexible device that can convert Wi-Fi into DC current, paving the way for wireless powering of electronics over the air. | Continue reading
The Russian Woodpecker was set of massive antenna arrays built by the Soviet Union during the final stages of the Cold War. They were so powerful they actually interfered with radio signals. | Continue reading
Water towers are a ubiquitous sight across urban areas, but did you know they do more than just store water? This educational video will give you all the answers. | Continue reading
NASA will launch its first demonstration of the kinetic impact technique to change the motion of an asteroid in space. | Continue reading
ANYmal is a robot designed to traverse subterranean environments. Its international team of creators hopes to develop it to be able to be used in a range of challenging underground environments. | Continue reading
Taking a half a century to complete, this experiment produced some eye-catching crop circles. | Continue reading
Boeing is making big bets on the Chinese aviation market even during US and economic China tensions. | Continue reading
A brilliant iron molecule created by researchers is shaping up to offer a less costly alternative for solar energy production in the future. | Continue reading
For companies like Tesla to succeed in China, they'll first have to hand over heaps of information about the people who drive their electric vehicles. | Continue reading
Researchers from the University of California, San Diego have grown tiny human brains that have expressed similar electrical output to premature babies. | Continue reading
Mobility as a Service (MaaS) is increasingly becoming an attractive option for urban public transportation in smart cities around the world. Driverless public transport is just around the corner, waiting to pick you up. Will you take the ride? | Continue reading
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Eye injuries can be a tricky to deal with. QUT researchers may have discovered a contact lens solution to treat troublesome coronary wounds. | Continue reading
A YouTube video illustrates how Tesla uses robotisc-led automation to its fullest to produce its beloved electric cars. | Continue reading
Caltech researchers have engineered an optical gyroscope 500 times smaller than the standard current models capable of detecting 30 times smaller phase shifts than even the most precise devices. | Continue reading
Plans for a new robotics factory in Shanghai, which will be the most advanced of its kind of in the world, are taking shape. | Continue reading
William H. Gates the Third is the world's second richest man with an equally rich heart. After founding and leaving Microsoft he now spends his time giving back billions of dollars to worthy causes. | Continue reading
Loaded with 360-degree air circulation technology, the EdenPURE 360 Air Fan moves seven times more air than traditional fans, and can easily cool even a large room in just a matter of minutes. | Continue reading
The opium-based drug Papaverine was discovered in 1848, but it could have modern uses for cancer patients undergoing radiation. | Continue reading
A free online educational game is seeking to protect our youngest citizens who are at risk from coastal flooding. | Continue reading
Researchers conducting a comprehensive assessment of the gigantic Pando aspen clone show that meddlesome human interference is destroying the ‘forest of one tree.' | Continue reading
Scientists defrosted and analyzed 300 prehistoric worms from different ages and origins. | Continue reading
Facebook is attempting to break into the smart-device market with its new hands-free video calling gadget called Portal. | Continue reading
Japan's draft guidelines for a proposal to begin editing genes found in human embryos was recently announced. The decision has some scientists concerned. | Continue reading