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Body and Mind

Researchers restore hearing in mammals by regenerating auditory hair cells

Researchers have been able to stimulate resident auditory hair cells to become new ones, resulting in partial hearing recovery in mice whose hearing has been damaged by noise trauma.
Space Systems

NASA team pushing towards thermal nuclear propulsion systems

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Architecture

Roost and Inhabit concept homes are at one with nature

The Roost and Inhabit tree-homes don’t just blend in, but almost become part of the surrounding forest.
Science

Telerehabilitation system allows people to do physiotherapy at home

Fraunhofer is developing a “telerehabilitation” system, that allows people to perform physiotherapy exercises at home.
Bicycles

Saddle Lock provides built-in bicycle security

Saddle Lock, conceived by a group of Korean design students, offers a simple, fast, and efficient way of securing your bicycle for brief periods.
Photography

Pentax launches MX-1 enthusiast-level compact

Pentax Ricoh Imaging is taking its first dip into the enthusiast compact camera market with the launch of the retro Pentax MX-1.
Good Thinking

Kranium cardboard bicycle helmet now available for purchase

The Kranium cardboard bicycle helmet is now available for pre-order in the UK.
Home Entertainment

Sony goes one (inch) better with "world’s first 56-inch 4K OLED TV"

At CES 2013, Sony showed a prototype OLED TV it calls the “world’s first and largest 56-inch 4K OLED TV.”
Astronomy

Students calculate what hyperspace travel would actually look like

A group of students from the University of Leicester have calculated what it would actually look like to make the jump to light speed.
Automotive

2014 Infiniti Q50 sedan features drive-by-wire steering

Infniti has unveiled its Q50 luxury sports sedan with drive-by-wire steering.
AI and Humanoids

Hajime Sakamoto takes a ride on giant robot legs

A gigantic bipedal robot built by Hajime Sakamotoin takes its first steps.
Science

Scientists need you to analyze unseen images of Mars

With the creation of new citizen science website Planet Four, planetary scientists are turning to the general public for help in analyzing images of the surface of Mars.

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