As summer nears and more people prepare to go out in the sun, a dermatologist…
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PowerPoint, LED projector enable new technique for self-folding origami
A new use for the ubiquitous PowerPoint slide has now been discovered: Producing self-folding three-dimensional…
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Researchers track impact of Brazil’s ‘Soy Moratorium’ on an advancing agricultural frontier
The 2006 Soy Moratorium had a larger effect in reducing deforestation in the Amazon than…
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When bridges collapse: Researchers study whether we’re underestimating risk
Studying how and why bridges have collapsed in the past identifies the limitation of current…
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Bonobos may be better representation of last common ancestor with humans than chimps
A new study examining the muscular system of bonobos provides firsthand evidence that the rare…
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Amazon Sees Echo and Alexa as Its Biggest Opportunity
Without revealing specifics, Amazon executives Thursday offered the biggest clue yet that Amazon Echo products…
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Project Scorpio: Xbox Chief Talks Up Plans for Console Domination
Earlier this month, Microsoft did something console manufacturers haven’t done for many years. It announced…
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Red Hat Gives JBoss AMQ a Makeover
Red Hat on Thursday announced JBoss AMQ 7, a messaging platform upgrade that enhances its…
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Duty Calls Popular Shooter Back to World War II
Call of Duty will return to its World War II roots when the latest title…
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Plague bacteria take refuge in amoebae
Yersinia pestis, the bacterium that causes bubonic plague, can survive within the ubiquitous soil protozoan,…