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Electrically conductive gel holds promise for biological sensors and energy storage devices

Researchers at Stanford University have created an electrically conductive gel that feels and behaves like biological tissues, but conducts electricity like a metal or semiconductor.
Architecture

Buckingham Palace light show breaks world record

A series of striking illuminated animated mosaics projected onto Buckingham Palace has broken the Guiness world record for the most artists working on an art installation.
Automotive

Ford developing biometric systems to manage "driver workload"

Ford Motor Company is working on biometrics systems that would keep its MyFord Touch system from distracting drivers when they are negotiating stressful driving conditions.
Outdoors

Freeheel Runningpads literally leave you (half) barefoot

Freeheel Runningpads take barefoot footwear to a strange, new level.
Electronics

Awesome Nixie chess set now available as a limited edition kit

The gorgeous Nixie tube chess set made by Tony Adams is now being made available as a limited number of self-build kits.
Good Thinking

Michigan installs talking urinal cakes to combat drunk driving

The state of Michigan is using talking urinals in the fight against drunk driving.
Photography

Sony's new XQD S Series memory cards outperform Compact Flash

Sony UK has launched the XQD S Series of memory cards which are said to outpace Compact Flash in sustained read/write data transfer.
Architecture

Old prison blocks "rehabilitated" to stunning effect

Gizmag looks at EXIT Architects' "rehabilitation" of a 19th century prison.
Automotive

McLaren pulls the top down on new 12C Spider

McLaren's new 12C Spider features a unique retractable hard top (RHT) folding roof that can be operated at speeds of up to 30 km/h (19 mph).
Medical Devices

iBrain to allow Stephen Hawking to communicate through brainwaves alone

Gizmag speaks to iBrain inventor Dr Philip Low about the potential applications of the device.
3D Printing

Athlete-specific sprint spikes created using 3D printing technology

French engineer and designer Luc Fusaro has employed 3D printing technology to create lightweight sprint shoes that are customized for individual athletes.
Wearables

University of South Carolina researchers convert T-shirt into energy storage medium

A professor at the University of South Carolina has successfully turned the material in a cotton T-shirt into a source of electrical power.

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