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Norway's Fresco Motors announces the Reverie, a super-quick premium electric sedan
Norway has famously adopted electric cars at a staggering rate – some 60 percent of all cars sold there this March were battery-powered, for example. And now a startup has poked its head above the ramparts, hoping to deliver a 186 mph (300 km/h), hard-charging electric super-sedan built in Norway.
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Hyundai Nexo becomes first hydrogen fuel cell vehicle crash tested by the IIHS
After Hyundai nominated its Nexo Fuel Cell SUV for early crash testing, it's become the first production hydrogen fuel cell vehicle (HFCV) ever tested by the IIHS in the United States. The crash testing body awarded the vehicle a best-available Top Safety Pick+ rating.
Biology
Harvard team grows cyborg mini-organs out of stem cells
Organ development has traditionally been tricky to study, thanks largely to the difficulty in getting sensors in there without damaging the organs. Now, researchers from Harvard have developed a way to create “cyborg organoids” by integrating nanoelectronics into cell cultures.
Body and Mind
Plug-and-play brain implant uses replaceable cartridges for continuous drug delivery
Hooking our brains up to machines could mean new forms of treatment for brain diseases such as Alzheimer’s. A new device shows promises in this regard, with an ability to be loaded up with different cartridges depending on the treatment needed and triggered remotely with a smartphone.
Biology
Incredible Stanford study discovers thousands of novel proteins produced by human microbiome
A remarkable new study revealed thousands of previously undiscovered small proteins produced by bacteria in the human microbiome. Almost all of these proteins serve unknown functions in the human body and the researchers suggest the discovery opens up a new frontier for future drug development.
Imaging & Diagnostics
A short selfie video on your smartphone can now measure your blood pressure
A new technology, called transdermal optical imaging, can turn your smartphone into a device that can measure your blood pressure by analyzing a short video of your face. The University of Toronto-led research has demonstrated the system is 95 percent accurate and an app is already in development.
Campervans
Land Cruiser 4x4-equipped Toyota camper van grows with pop-out tent
A new Toyota camper van from Australia's Bus 4x4 relies on a simple but slick solution: a drop-down expansion tent. A powerful 4x4 system from the Land Cruiser Prado completes a camper van that can travel to remote lands and live large once there.
Astronomy
Mars 2020 spacecraft gets new landing sensor package for greater safety
With an eye to making future unmanned and manned planetary landing missions safer, NASA has installed the first components of the advanced Mars Entry, Descent and Landing Instrumentation 2 (MEDLI2) sensor suite aboard the Mars 2020 entry vehicle.
Campervans
Next Gen off-grid camper van drops weight with ultralight cots and components
A leading name in custom camper vans, Outside Van developed one of its latest customs with a different purpose in mind. The Next Gen van is a prototype designed to optimize and centralize weight, using new strategies and experimental components, all without skimping on comfort or features.
Music
Duane Allman's 1957 "Layla" Gibson Les Paul sells for $1.25 million
The Goldtop 1957 Gibson Les Paul guitar which Duane Allman used to record "Layla" alongside Eric Clapton, has sold for US$1.25 million at auction, becoming only the seventh guitar in history to sell for more than US$1,000,000.
Automotive
Volkswagen's barnstorming I.D. R to tackle China's most spectacular mountain road
Volkswagen's barnstorming electric race car already holds records for Pikes Peak, Goodwood and the Nurburgring, and now it's headed to China, where it will tear up the famous 99 turns up Tianmen Shan Big Gate Road, one of the most spectacular roads on God's green Earth.
Science
Lying eyes may reveal criminal ties
We've seen it in movies many times before … the reluctant witness who looks right at the mug shot of the murderer, and falsely claims that they don't know him. Soon, however, police could know if such people are lying – by watching their eyes.
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