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Scientists capture the shadow cast by a single atom

Researchers at Griffith University have taken the image of the shadow of a single ytterbium atom, paving the way to important advances in absorption imaging.
Body and Mind

Israeli company grows medical marijuana which doesn't get you high

An Israel-based company has successfully produced a strain of cannabis with extremely low traces of THC, resulting in an essentially high-free medical marijuana.
Around The Home

GoVacuum's US$1 million gold-plated vacuum cleaner

GoVacuum is selling "the world's most expensive" vacuum cleaner, which costs $1 million and is plated in 24k gold.
Electronics

New Timbuk2 messenger bags feature internal chargers

Timbuk2 has debuted two new packs with integrated battery charging hardware.
Computing

Google Maps adds walking support for Africa, cycling directions for Europe and Australia

Google has expanded its Maps service with walking directions for 44 African countries and cycling support for Europe and Australia.
Electronics

Updated: BBC World Service equipment and memorabilia to go under the auctioneer's hammer

Equipment, furniture, fixtures and fittings spanning a 70-year residency at Bush House in London by the BBC World Service is going to auction this month.
Environment

Electrochemical flow capacitor: Hybrid battery-supercapacitor design targets grid storage

A novel design combining the best features from both batteries and supercapacitors could lead to a more stable, greener energy grid.
Electronics

Silver nanowire conductors could mean better stretchable electronics

A team of scientists have created elastic conductors using silver nanowires, which are said to offer several advantages over other materials used in the past.
Urban Transport

Kick scooter converted into awesome all-terrain electric scooter

Ben Katz has converted an old kick scooter into what he describes as an all-terrain electric scooter.
Mobile Technology

Your phone may soon know where you're going before you do

A new algorithm developed at the University of Birmingham is capable of making accurate educated guesses as to where you are going to be in 24 hours time.
Wearables

Necomimi brain-activated cat ears hit the U.S.

The latest product sporting NeuroSky's brainwave-reading technology are Necomimi wearable cat ears.
Music

Yamaha releases Arp & Drum app for iPad

Yamaha has released an Arp and Drum app for the iPad.

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