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LCD projector used to control tiny organisms
Using inexpensive and widely available technology combined with the latest techniques in optogenetics researchers at Georgia Tech have created genetically engineered remote controlled animals.
Automotive
Mazda Minagi compact crossover Concept to showcase SKYACTIV Technologies
Mazda will show a compact crossover SUV concept dubbed the Minagi at this year's Geneva Motor Show. The Minagi will utilise Mazda's SKYACTIV technologies in its engine, transmission, body and chassis to achieve significant weight reduction.
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Researchers create material to more efficiently harness waste heat
Researchers have created a thermoelectric material that should enable the conversion of 10 to 15 percent of waste heat into electricity.
Environment
Ambitious project to green the desert to begin in Jordan
The ambitious Sahara Forest Project (SFP), that aims to turn the arid sands of the Sahara into fertile land, took a step closer to becoming reality last week when an agreement was signed on the rights to develop a pilot SFP system in Jordan.
Music
Learn to Rock like a Prodigy with an iDevice app and a real guitar
Rock Prodigy is an interactive teaching app for iDevices that offers a quick way to learn, brush up on or hone guitar skills using a real instrument and original recordings.
Photography
GPS with geo-tagging gets rugged compact outing in FinePix XP30
Fujifilm is about to release its first rugged digital camera to feature GPS geo-tagging of images, the FinePix XP30.
Robotics
Researchers create 'fishbot' that swims in any direction using one fin
Researchers have created an underwater robot that swims in any direction using just one fin, inspired by the black ghost knife fish.
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'Killer paper' could prolong shelf life of foods
Scientists have coated paper with silver nanoparticles, to create a "killer paper" packaging that could lengthen the shelf life of foods.
Games
Nintendo's 3DS gets official European and U.S. release date
Nintendo has announced its 3DS will launch in Europe on March 25 and the U.S. on March 27, retailing for US$249.99.
Military
TASER announces wildlife management stungun
Stun-gun manufacturer TASER has announced a Wildlife Electronic Control Device.
Electronics
How Lexar makes it memory chips – an inside view
An inside view of how Lexar makes its memory chips.
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Axolotl eggs could provide a potent weapon in fight against cancer
Scientists have managed to bring cancer cells back under control by reactivating the cells’ cancer suppressor genes using an extract from axolotl oocytes.
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