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Simulate cells with transistors
Using analog circuits, rather than digital ones, scientists can easily build simulation models of biological systems efficiently and accurately.
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The device converts radio waves into electricity
Researchers at Japanese communications infrastructure company Nihon Dengyo Kosaku (DENGYO) have developed a device they call the rectenna that converts radio waves into…
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One-month rechargeable battery
A group of electrical engineers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have sought to keep mobile phones and laptops running longer, more times than existing…
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Super light microscope
The Fraunhofer Institute for Science, Germany, is developing a microscope-sized camera with a single grain of salt on top of the fiber optic cable for laparoscopy.
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Photo printers superior to the blind
US scientists have successfully developed a new printing system capable of producing portraits that the blind can feel and
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Japan will use digital textbooks in the classroom
Japan prepares to pilot e-textbooks in elementary schools, thereby enhancing the role of information technology in the classroom.
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10 technology products failed in the last decade
The first decade of the 21st century marked the emergence of many outstanding digital products but also witnessed the forgotten failures of technology companies.
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Japan develops remote control without batteries
NEC Electronics and Soundpower (Japan) have worked together to develop a very common device today: remote control.
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Digital casts
British scientists have developed a special cast to monitor heart health.
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Recreate Rome in 1 day
Ancient Rome city was not built in a day. It took nearly a decade to build Collesseum, and for nearly a century to complete St. Peter's Church. But now the city, includi…
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Digital photo frame will 'boom' next year!
According to In-Stat's latest forecast, 2010 will be the boom year for digital wireless networking products.
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Humans will enter the era of wireless electricity
The era of plugs and wires may end soon because mobile phones, televisions and other devices can charge without wires, scientists say.
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The first camera looked as good as the human eye
US researchers have created the world's first camera with a field of view as wide as the human eye, which could revolutionize imaging technology.
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New inventions increase battery life by 30%
The battery life of digital devices has been extended by 30%. The breakthrough of researchers at the Argonne National Research Center has just been made available to inc…
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Generator when stepping foot
If you are tired of having to watch your cell phone charger, digital music player or other electronic device, the nanogenerator, led by Professor Zhong Lin Wang at the G…