And let there be light!
19 weeks 6 days ago
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Through the creation of a virtual slow-motion camera, we now have the ability to see and capture photons moving through space. Though invisible to the naked eye, this technology can shed light on what may have...
Brain Scans Predict Billboard Success of Songs
48 weeks 1 day ago
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Brain imaging research shows a higher correlation between specific brain activity and future success of music than how much subjects said they actually like the songs.
New High-Def TSA Security Scanners Miff Travelers and Keep Body Scan Images
1 year 27 weeks ago
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The Transportation Safety Administration has received much scrutiny over their new security scanners. Now installed at airports, the full body imaging systems, either the x-ray backscatter or the Gen 2...
Someday Your Clothes Will Listen
1 year 45 weeks ago
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“If only my clothes could talk.” How many times have you thought that after a long day? Okay, never. But someday talking clothes might be a possibility, if tech coming out of MIT's Research Lab of...
Navy: Video Games Can Make Better Soldiers
2 years 16 weeks ago
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Research by the Naval Department of Research indicates that video games can help make better soldiers and, in general, make people smarter. "We have discovered that video game players perform 10 to 20...
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N2Y4 Winner Transforming Medical World With 500 Used Cell Phones and a Motorcycle
2 years 51 weeks ago
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On a five-week trip to Malawi, Stanford undergrad Josh Nesbit, then 22, saw firsthand the inefficiencies of the East African country’s health-care system. Great geographic distances separate patients and...
Does Controversial "Twitter Immorality" Study Even Mention Twitter?
3 years 5 weeks ago
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Yesterday was an odd day for social media news, from a “gas-detecting Twitter chair” to Domino's employees getting fired after posting YouTube videos of themselves making sandwiches with ingredients they’...
Mobile Health: Cell Phones as Medical Instruments
3 years 12 weeks ago
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A growing number of organizations are researching or releasing modified mobile phones and mobile apps that diagnose serious health problems and disease patterns. Mobile health, or mHealth, could help ease...
Synthetic Telepathy: Army Developing Brain-Wave Messaging
3 years 31 weeks ago
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The U.S. Army has awarded researchers a $4-million grant to develop synthetic telepathy, which would allow soldiers to communicate with each other via brainwaves. The technology could also aid patients with...
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