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Google To Make Its Own Quantum Processors
In Flesh-Engineering Breakthrough, Lab-Grown Tissue Can Finally Grow Its Own Blood Vessels
Scientists have figured out how to stop our bodies from fighting electronic implants
Tiny, Five-Nanometer Silicon Oxide Switches Could Create Single Chips With Terabyte Storage
Stick-On Monitoring Patch Moves And Stretches With Skin
Four Women Doing Fine After Getting Vagina Implants Made From Their Own Cells
How to turn a spinach leaf into a human heart
Lessons From The Panama Canal, 100 Years Ago
Blind tadpoles learn to see using eyeballs attached to their butts
Invention Awards 2014: Control An Old, Unruly Radiator With A Smartphone
Invention Awards 2014: An Electronic Studio At Guitarists’ Fingertips
Invention Awards 2014: Charge Gadgets With Your Footsteps
Pig Heart Transplants For Humans Are On The Way
Invention Awards 2014: Seal Combat Wounds In 15 Seconds
Lynchburg Train Derailment Lit James River On Fire [Video]
Invention Awards 2014: 360-Degree Infrared Vision
Invention Awards 2014: A Powerful, Portable, And Affordable Robotic Exoskeleton
Engineered Bacteria Can Fill Cracks In Aging Concrete
Brilliant 10: Santosh Kumar, the Sensor Guru
Twelve Extreme Animal Modifications in the Name of Science
After 14 Years of Drilling, the World’s Longest Tunnel Breaks Through the Swiss Alps Today
Proteins Could Form The Heart Of New Electronic Gadgets
New Material, Darker Than Black, Could Help Space Cameras See Better
How The World Cup’s Brain-Controlled Exoskeleton Works [Video]
Two-In-One Wires Could Turn Clothes Into Batteries
Microscopically Structuring Steel Like Bamboo Makes It Stronger Yet More Flexible
Superconductor Traps The Strongest Magnetic Field Yet
The Engineer Who Proposed Powering The World With A Solar Satellite
The Technology Behind The 2014 World Cup [Infographic]
The Aerodynamics Of The World Cup Soccer Ball, In GIFs
A Football That Broadcasts Where It Is On The Field
Plans Unveiled for World’s Tallest, Pinkest Towers
These airless bike tires rely on a metal alloy designed for NASA rovers
This new gold nanomaterial is so thin, it’s considered 2D
This is how hospitals are preparing for hurricane season
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