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Scientists Engineer Spinach Leaves to Detect Explosives

Researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have ingrained carbon nanotubes inside spinach leaves, turning the leaves into sensing units which are able to communicate with humans. This particular application is...
Pi MacRobert Award

Raspberry Pi won MacRobert Prize, the top engineering award in UK

A miniature, low-cost computer that may encourage kids to learn to program was the concept of a small team of academics and scientists. Launched in 2012, Raspberry Pi has achieved great feats...
New Computer Chips

Silicon In Pc Chips Might Be Changed by A New Materials

Silicon Is The King At the forefront of computing technology for decades, the reign on silicon chips may soon be over, as chip designers at present are looking for other materials that offer extra options and more wonderful...
This ingestible electronic device invented at MIT can measure heart rate and respiratory rate from inside the gastrointestinal tract.

Ingestible Sensor Can Monitor Important Indicators From Your Intestine

Typical disease detection includes many assessments and test—taking samples of blood, saliva, urine, and stool; inserting unpleasant-looking devices into various locations in the body; and the like. Even superior detection techniques—like patches with micro...
The MIT Spyce Kitchen team

Students at MIT invent a robotic kitchen that may revolutionize fast food

MIT engineering students Michael Farid, Kale Rogers, Luke Schlueter and Braden Knight invented a completely automated mini-restaurant referred to as Spyce Kitchen, that will make fast food even faster. It features a fridge, dishwasher,...
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New alloy is as strong as titanium but as light as aluminum

Researchers from the Qatar University and North Carolina State University have developed a new "high-entropy" metallic alloy that has a much higher strength-to-weight ratio than any other present metallic material known to...
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New Light-based Microprocessor Upto 50 Times Faster Than Conventional Chips

Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder, University of California Berkeley along with Massachusetts Institute of Technology, have developed a groundbreaking microprocessor chip that uses light, as an alternative to electricity, to transfer data...
MIT Better Microscope

MIT’s latest microscope can view nanoscale processes in real time

  State-of-the-art atomic force microscopes (AFMs) are designed to capture pictures of structures as small as a fraction of a nano meter — one million times smaller than the width of a...
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Genetically modified algae kills ninety percent cancer cells with no harm to others

Algae has been genetically modified to kill most cancers cells with out harming healthy cells. The algae nano particles, created by scientists in Australia, had been found to kill 90% of cancer...
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A New Rifle Shoots Down Drones Without Bullets

One would have to be quite an expert marksman to shoot a drone out of the sky with a traditional rifle. Firing a bullet with a diameter of around 7 mm and hitting an...

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