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Peter Cochrane: Technology is not a threat - people are!
Peter Cochrane: Technology is not a threat - people are!

Humanity faces a number of challenges that technology can overcome. Unfortunately, too many of the people in power are also the most ignorant

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  • 21 January 2020
Researchers confirm shape of an electron's charge is perfectly spherical

Another shape could have indicated hard-to-detect particles

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Bodies of water stored in glaciers could contribute to sea level rise, scientists claim
Bodies of water stored in glaciers could contribute to sea level rise, scientists claim

Stanford researchers made the discovery via data from Greenland

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  • 16 October 2018
Particle accelerators could turn the Earth into a 'hyperdense sphere' measuring just 100 metres wide

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Researchers detect particles in Antarctica that do not fit the Standard Model
Researchers detect particles in Antarctica that do not fit the Standard Model

Detected by a sensor attached to a high-altitude balloon hovering over Antarctica

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  • 02 October 2018
Scientists uncover 'strongest material in universe', and name it nuclear pasta

Found by calculating the strength of the material deep inside the crust of neutron stars

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Scientists develop system that can read your feelings based on eye movement
Scientists develop system that can read your feelings based on eye movement

System measures electrical activity in the brain to determine whether you're pleased or not

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Scientists discover a supernova takes place inside a cloud of circumstellar matter
Scientists discover a supernova takes place inside a cloud of circumstellar matter

University of Chile researchs shifts our understanding of the last stages of stellar evolution

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  • 04 September 2018
Researchers 3D-print prototype 'bionic eye' that could one day cure the blind
Researchers 3D-print prototype 'bionic eye' that could one day cure the blind

University of Minnesota researchers 3D printed an array of light receptors on a hemispherical surface

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  • 30 August 2018
CERN's Alpha project observes hydrogen antimatter in the lab
CERN's Alpha project observes hydrogen antimatter in the lab

CERN experiment enables scientists to 'trap and hold' antihydrogen atoms 'for several hours'

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  • 23 August 2018
Scientists develop new material to improve the efficiency of computer processing and memory

New topological insulator process technique could be scaled up for semiconductor applications

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  • 23 August 2018
Breakthrough in photocatalysts could help solve global warming, Korean scientists claim
Breakthrough in photocatalysts could help solve global warming, Korean scientists claim

Using photocatalysts to convert carbon dioxide into usable energy such as methane or ethane

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  • 14 August 2018
Jupiter's moon Ganymede is generating 'killer' electromagnetic waves that could damage spacecraft
Jupiter's moon Ganymede is generating 'killer' electromagnetic waves that could damage spacecraft

Scientists puzzled by burst of "chorus waves" from Ganymede

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  • 09 August 2018
1.4 billion year old oxygen sample gives scientists fresh evidence of Earth's ancient atmosphere
1.4 billion year old oxygen sample gives scientists fresh evidence of Earth's ancient atmosphere

New clues into the biosphere on Earth in the lead up to the emergence of animal life

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Lab-grown meat could be in stores by 2021
Lab-grown meat could be in stores by 2021

With £6.7m in initial funding, Mosa Meat could be the first company to offer lab-grown meat to the public

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Scientists discover cheap and easy way to build solar cells using bacteria
Scientists discover cheap and easy way to build solar cells using bacteria

Works just as efficiently in dim light as in bright light

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  • 06 July 2018
Researchers develop new 'stealth' material that can hide objects from infrared sensors
Researchers develop new 'stealth' material that can hide objects from infrared sensors

Stealth technology works via semiconductor material used in modern solar cells to trap light

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Nanoscale research could help us better understand how earthquakes happen
Nanoscale research could help us better understand how earthquakes happen

Microscopic friction measurements find some rocks can dissolve and may cause faults to slip

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  • 28 June 2018
Saturn's moon Enceladus has 'all of the basic requirements for life as we know it', claims NASA
Saturn's moon Enceladus has 'all of the basic requirements for life as we know it', claims NASA

NASA's Cassini spacecraft finds Enceladus has all the ingredients for life - notwithstanding its -200°C average surface temperature

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  • 28 June 2018
Doctors could one day eradicate cancer cells by frying them with nanoparticles

Nanoparticles could be used to zap tumours under a low magnetic field

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  • 27 June 2018
Sensitive regions of world still at risk from irreversible climate change, scientists claim
Sensitive regions of world still at risk from irreversible climate change, scientists claim

Even if global temperature doesn't rise above 1.5°C in next 100 years

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  • 27 June 2018
Neural system for emotions depends on if you're left-handed or right-handed, suggests study
Neural system for emotions depends on if you're left-handed or right-handed, suggests study

Traditional theories debunked by new study

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  • 20 June 2018
Scientists closer to developing material capable of splitting water for better storage of solar energy
Scientists closer to developing material capable of splitting water for better storage of solar energy

Experiments needed to see if the material works in the real world

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  • 20 June 2018
Mars' huge rock formations the result of explosive volcanic eruptions three billion years ago
Mars' huge rock formations the result of explosive volcanic eruptions three billion years ago

Massive volcanic eruptions could have warmed Mars' surface sufficiently for oceans to form

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  • 19 June 2018
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