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Shark-derived compound could help fight Parkinson's
In the 1990s, US researchers discovered that squalamine, a potent antiviral compound found in the dogfish shark that could protect liver and blood tissues. Now, a new study has found it could also be used to treat Parkinson's disease.
Good Thinking
Lizard-inspired pens change ink color as you draw
The Chameleon Pen is an art pen, the ink color tone of which changes as you draw. Its makers are now back with Chameleon Pens Color Tops, that change between two completely different colors.
Obesity
Cancer researchers stumble onto drugs' fat-blasting powers
While the scientific inquiry process is generally linear and highly regimented, every once in awhile, happenstance works its way in. That's just what happened when researchers found that two popular cancer-fighting drugs blasted fat off the bodies of morbidly obese mice.
Architecture
Luxury treehouse lets you sleep under the stars
Snøhetta recently completed a very impressive treehouse in Swedish Lapland. Raised 10 m (32 ft) above the forest floor on 12 thin columns, the 7th Room treehouse lets visitors sleep out under the stars on a netted terrace.
Mobile Technology
How to switch from iPhone to Android
So you’ve decided to abandon the iPhone in favor of an Android. What should you expect? How do you migrate your accounts and content from the iOS ivory tower? New Atlas is here to help.
Mobile Technology
GarageBand for iOS, Logic Pro X receive major updates
GarageBand for iOS now includes a synthesizer and other enhancements to the mobile music recording experience. Updates to Logic Pro X add more control over desktop audio production and support for the Touch Bar.
Automotive
Ford unveils muscular new 2018 Mustang
Ford would like to focus on the new tech adorning the 2018 Mustang, which includes a huge new information screen and a lot of driver-assistance technology. Mustang enthusiasts, though, are more interested about what's going on under the hood.
Environment
"Green" plastic made from green needles
When pine trees are harvested, the needles are simply discarded. Before too long, however, that may change. Scientists have recently developed a renewable plastic, made with a chemical derived from pine needles.
Space
Intracranial pressure could be key to tackling astronaut vision loss
According to the newly published study, the root cause of the degradation of vision is a lack of pressure variation in an astronaut's cranium.
Mobile Technology
HTC U Ultra vs. Google Pixel XL
While Google took all the credit, the company's Pixel and Pixel XL were manufactured by HTC. How does HTC's silent partner job stack up next to the company's upcoming 2017 flagship, the U Ultra?
Music
Pick-shaped acoustic mic gets its own preamp and DSP
IK Multimedia's new iRig Acoustic Stage package marries a pick-shaped MEMS microphone with a battery-powered box rocking a preamp and digital signal processing to make any acoustic guitar sound just like it would if it was captured in a traditional recording studio.
Military
US Army's hoverbike takes flight
What started as crazy DIY project in an Australian backyard six years ago has now blossomed into a cutting-edge aircraft for the US Army, with military officials showing off a version of Malloy Hoverbike in flight.
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