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Bath University uses bacteria for self-healing concrete

Researchers at the University of Bath in the UK are working on a self-healing concrete that uses bacteria to seal the cracks that lead to decay.
Science

Potentially very-useful "polymer opals" change color when stretched

Scientists have created an synthetic elastic opal-like material, that changes color when stretched.
Military

DARPA's Unattended Ground Sensor uses smartphone techology

DARPA’s Adaptable Sensor System (ADAPT) program is looking towards to use smartphone technologies and practices to create new ground sensors quickly and cheaply.
Automotive

Minddrive electric Karmann Ghia powered by social media ... sort of

The motor of Minddrive's electric Karmann Ghia will only engage if it gets enough tweets, likes and shares.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Avatars help schizophrenics gain control of voices in their heads

Scientist are using interactive avatars to help schizophrenics gain control of their auditory hallucinations.
Architecture

Radical design proposals floated for new Penn Station

The Municipal Art Society of New York has announced four possible replacement designs for Penn Station and Madison Square Garden.
Photography

SBIG introduces STT-8300M cooled CCD astronomical camera

SBIG introduces its new STT-8300M cooled CCD camera for amateur astronomers.
Children

Smart necklace hides kids' iPad diaries from prying eyes

iHeart Locket is an iPad based diary for children which can be locked using an accompanying smart necklace pendant.
Urban Transport

Longboard Stroller concept combines childcare with skateboarding

The Longboard Stroller is, as its name suggests, a skateboard with the child-carrying portion of a stroller bolted on.
Automotive

DLR’s free-piston linear generator redesigns the range extender

Researchers at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) have developed a new type of range extender that can be powered by a range of different fuels.
Electronics

Like Machine exchanges Pepsi for Facebook thumbs

The Like Machine is an effort by Pepsi and TBWA to change people's perceptions of promotional activity, with a Facebook Like being rewarded with a can of pop.
Automotive

Handmade Vencer Sarthe supercar headed for Salon Privé

Established less than three years ago, Dutch company Vencer hasn't wasted any time in realizing its boutique supercar-manufacturing aspirations.

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