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Nanotechnology and stem cells rejuvenate arteries
A combination of nanotechnology and adult stem cells has been shown to destroy arterial plaque in the hearts of pigs.
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MIT researchers create a model plane that lands on a wire
In a move that could have important implications for robotic planes, MIT researchers have given a foam glider the ability to lightly touch down on a target as narrow as a telephone wire.
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Supernatural upgrade to Roland piano line
Roland has updated the sound engine for four of its digital home pianos and also given them a more ivory-like keyboard
Computers
World’s fastest 4GB DDR3, 2133MHz memory modules unveiled by OCZ Technology
OCZ Technology unveiled its fastest 4GB DDR3 RAM. The Module is capable of reaching frequencies up to 2133MHz and CL 10-10-10-30 timing. OCZ’s new modules are available in 4GB, 8GB Dual Channel and 12GB Triple Channel kits.
Science
Gene-silencing nanoparticles take the fight against mosquitoes down to the genetic level
A Kansas University team has successfully used nanoparticle delivery to fight mosquitoes using dsRNA gene-silencing technology that kills the little pests as larvae.
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Ferrari World theme park to boast the world’s fastest roller coaster
Amongst the more than 20 rides and attractions offered at the new Ferreri World Abu Dhabi is the world’s fastest roller coaster that propels thrill-seekers to speeds of 240 km/h (149mph) in just five seconds.
Environment
Nanotech coatings offer possibility of ‘brown’ electricity from sewage
Engineers at Oregon State University are looking at ways to improve electricity production from a “brown” source – namely sewage.
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Engineers creating carbon-negative Mars rocket
Scientists are creating a dual fuel rocket for use on Mars missions, that would burn CO2 and create carbon, making it carbon negative.
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The longest ever WRC jump
The world’s longest ever WRC rally jump took place during April’s Rally of Turkey, when Sebastien Loeb's Citroen C4 flew an incredible 85 metres. Citroen has picked its top ten spectacular jumps ahead of Rally Finland, the home of the "big yump."
Environment
HighDro Power converts falling wastewater into electricity
The HighDro Power harnesses the energy from falling waste in the soil pipes of high-rise buildings and converts it to electricity.
Science
Researchers working on an invisibility cloak made of glass
Researchers have found ways to use magnetic resonance to capture rays of visible light and route them around objects, rendering them invisible to the human eye.
AI in Health
Next-gen robotic surgeons could eliminate need for doctors in simple surgeries
A robot guided by 3-D ultrasound and artificial intelligence has demonstrated it can locate lesions in simulated breast and prostate tissue and take biopsies without human assistance.
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