3-D scanning with your smartphone
Traditionally, 3-D scanning has required expensive laser scanner equipment, complicated software, and technological expertise.
Software
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Web developers gather for 'Hackathon for Cuba' (Update)
Technology experts are gathering to brainstorm ways to improve access to the Internet and information in Cuba, considered one of the least connected countries in the Western hemisphere.
Internet
Jan 31, 2014
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Sea turtles will feel the heat from climate change
Last year was Australia's hottest on record and this year started with heatwaves. Animals feel the heat too – so how will they cope and adapt as the climate changes?
Ecology
Jan 31, 2014
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Researchers develop new enzyme reactor technology
(Phys.org) —Researchers have developed a new enzymatic process intensification technology that is one of only a few technologies available for accelerating the rate of an enzyme reaction.
Materials Science
Jan 31, 2014
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Big sperm don't always win the race
When females mate with more than one male, each one's sperm has to compete to get to her eggs. Until now, researchers had thought the fastest sperm would dominate.
Evolution
Jan 31, 2014
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Where is the proof in pseudoscience?
The word "pseudoscience" is used to describe something that is portrayed as scientific but fails to meet scientific criteria.
Other
Jan 31, 2014
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Nature's resistance against climate change
New research has thrown light on the impact climate change has on the vital function of woodland habitats.
Environment
Jan 31, 2014
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3D cell culture set for space: New technology to grow bone cells on International Space Station
Many people dream of blasting off into space and scientists are no different. But until space tourism becomes an affordable reality, surely the next best thing is to see your work go into orbit.
Space Exploration
Jan 31, 2014
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What does Google want with DeepMind?
All eyes turned to London this week, as Google announced its latest acquisition in the form of DeepMind, a company that specialises in artificial intelligence technologies. The £400m pricetag paid by Google and the reported ...
Internet
Jan 31, 2014
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Explosive volcanoes light up Mercury's deep past
Mercury has long been a mystery to scientists. Until recently, knowledge of the planet was limited to the grey, patchy landscape revealed by the Mariner 10 probe, NASA's first mission to Mercury in the mid-1970s.
Space Exploration
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