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Scientists sequenced the entire genome of bacteria for the first time in 1995. It took them 13 months to do this. Nowadays you can do it with a gene slinger in a USB stick. Called MinION, scientists at Oxford Nanopore Technologies who built it says that the disposable device will be on sale later this [...]
I have used a wide range of standalone MP3 players but when I bought iPod some seven years ago and I got stuck with it, even it is still in my gadget window functioning perfectly well. No problems whatsoever. Today I looked at this concept player that catches my eyes at least due to its [...]
Elie Ahovi, a designer, has presented a concept of Orbit which is a washing machines unlike your regular household washing machines. Rather than using water to clean your clothes Orbit uses the dry ice to wash them for you. Strikes? As you can see a drum inside a ring in the picture, the drum is [...]
In a research lab at Wake Forest University, biophysicist and computer scientist Samuel Cho uses graphics processing units (GPUs), the technology that makes videogame images so realistic, to simulate the inner workings of human cells. “If it wasn’t for gamers who kept buying these GPUs, the prices wouldn’t have dropped, and we couldn’t have used [...]
Could a phone be smart enough to work out when we’re suffering from depression? According to researchers at Northwestern University, the answer is yes. The very smart phone technology, Mobilyze, is being developed by the scientists would work as a virtual therapist and sense the user’s mood. And it will even offer a cure. The [...]
During the Google’s “Solve For X” event Chamtech Enterprises introduced a Spray-On antenna that is promised to deliver much better performance than any of the traditional antenna. Using The Sandy, nanotechnology, the Spray-On antenna can be painted onto tree, wall, and almost on anything due to its lightweight. The makers have claimed that a cell [...]
Scientists from The Scripps Research Institute in California and the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology have created a “biological computer” made from biomolecules, which is capable of decrypting images stored on DNA chips. The Biological Computation group aims to uncover the fundamental principles of biological computation, such as what cells compute, how and why? It focuses [...]
Olympus DSX Series of Opto-Digital Microscopes combine advanced optics, electronics and know-how to create a sophisticated scope. It is the first in the world to integrate the operations of a microscope with touch based monitor screen. The integration gives you full control over focusing the sample, measuring it, changing its magnification and place, and it even lets [...]
A concept design by Francois Rybarczyk for a unique smart phone battery charger is a happy deal for travelers. Autonome is a magnesium unibody that attaches to the back of your smart phone and has a power adapter incorporated into its body. There are two easy ways of charging, one is to directly plug your [...]
Designed by Adam Benton is a concept table (iDesk) that is totally touch based. The idea sounds to be a copy of Microsoft’s Surface but Benton’s glass table is your interactive workspace where you will not only access the apps to check the weather updates but to-do-list, office notes, calendar, and video conference all can [...]
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