Measuring Carbon Dioxide With Lasers
The European Space Agency is developing an innovative method of measuring total atmospheric column carbon dioxide from space to improve our understanding of the carbon cycle.
It’s A Cricket. No, It’s A Robot!
06 December 2008
An English PhD student has developed a robot that can both jump and roll for its movement.
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Go Fusion with C-Mod
04 December 2008
Scientists have developed a method to contain hot plasma, a step towards developing fusion-based power plants.
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A New Way To Get Your Therapy
03 December 2008
In a new study, a University of Missouri researcher used Palm Pilots as electronic diaries to record and analyze mood variability in patients with borderline personality disorder (BPD) and found that the devices helped bridge an important communication gap between therapists and patients.
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That Robot Pulled Me Out Of My Collapsed House
03 December 2008
A new breed of robot rescuers is being tested in order to take some of the strain and risk off of the shoulders of human first responders, and get to trapped people in places where humans would never be able to go, or find potentially dangerous chemicals.
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Your Cell Phone Lets You Know If You’re Losing Weight and Going Green
20 November 2008
Researchers at University of Washington have developed a cell phone application to sense how much you exercise and how environmentally friendly you do your traveling.
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The Short Film, As Made By Facebookers
20 November 2008
Help create a CGI short film through Facebook, sponsored by Intel.
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Mess With Your Home Movies
15 November 2008
Researchers at Stanford University develop a way to replace unwanted objects in old videos seamlessly.
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Surgeons To Do Surgeries Without Actually Being There
12 November 2008
Research from a multi-university partnership is testing the live broadcast of surgeries from one facility to multiple others for collaborative purposes.
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