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CRISPR-edited cattle will produce more male offspring
In April 2020, a bull calf named Cosmo was born to a team of scientists. This probably wouldn’t normally be news except that this particular bouncing baby boy had his genome edited as an embryo, to make him more likely to produce male offspring.
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This smart toolset packs a 3-in-1 solution perfect for on the go
In emergencies we often forget where we put vital tools, defeating the purpose of our emergency device purchases. The JumpSmart Portable Starter Kit brings you a handy 3-in-1 solution that can be placed in arm's reach for whenever a situation arises.
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2D material absorbs electromagnetic waves for superior shielding
Electromagnetic shielding is usually placed around electronics to prevent interference. Now, engineers have found that a 2D material called titanium carbonitride is excellent at the job, absorbing rather than reflecting electromagnetic waves.
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Spring-loaded wearable gets stroke victims' feet off the ground
When someone has suffered a stroke, they may have difficulty regaining a proper walking gait. An experimental new device could help, though, by springing up their heel with each step.
Mobile Technology
Asus ROG Phone 3 seriously levels up the gaming phone series
It's a good week for anyone interested in a new gaming phone. As well as the Lenovo Legion Phone Duel, we've also had the Asus ROG Phone 3 unveiled in the last 24 hours, giving you more choice than ever for high-spec, gaming-focused handsets.
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Smart stir bar transmits live reports to chemists
It goes without saying that as a chemist stirs a solution in their lab, they need to check how its characteristics change. A new "Smart Stirrer" has been designed with that in mind, as it automatically detects and reports transformations.
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Fabien Cousteau's Proteus will be an underwater ISS
Fabien Cousteau, grandson of famed underwater filmmaker and scuba co-inventor Jacques Cousteau, is planning to build an underwater living habitat and research station three times the size of any ever built, named after the grandson of Poseidon.
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Razor aims for adult riders with big wheel e-scooters
The current COVID-19 pandemic is forcing many to rethink how to safely travel to work, meaning an uptick in sales of ebikes and electric scooters. Kickscooter veteran Razor is looking to tap into this trend with a bunch of adult-oriented e-scooters.
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Gene study suggests healthy aging linked to blood iron levels
A large gene study has discovered several genomic regions linked to longer and healthier lives are also involved in metabolizing iron in the blood. The research suggests abnormal blood iron levels may fundamentally underpin many age-related diseases.
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Carnot puts a centrifugal spin on a 500-year-old air compressor design
This California company says its oil-free, centrifugal air compressor design, inspired by the air pumps used in sixteenth-century Catalonian blacksmith forges, is quieter, cleaner, longer lasting, and cheaper to run than traditional piston designs.
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Robotic prosthetic leg uses stronger motors for better performance
Although robotic prosthetic legs do have some advantages over their conventional counterparts, they also have some drawbacks that keep them from entering wider use. A new prototype prosthesis, however, addresses some of those shortcomings.
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World's smallest micro-gripper is activated by light
Some of the most useful tools are the ones that allow you to grab something. However, what if that "something" is very, very small? Well, that's where a new light-activated micro-gripper could come in – it's said to be the world's smallest.
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