Wouldn’t it be great if we could re-capture some of the energy used on all those holiday lights? A newly engineered material may allow waste heat to be turned into energy at unprecedented efficiencies.
Maybe your car already has sensors to detect some hazards…but soon it could be communicating with other cars and traffic signals to help you avoid accidents.
It’s not always easy to know when a person is agitated or excited. Sometimes you may not even know when you are. So a new wearable device has been engineered to detect stress, bad or good.
Cancer cells can take over your body when they evolve in ways that make them resistant to chemotherapy drugs. A new lab technique is shedding light on the process.
This week, researchers reported a key step toward a possible treatment for AIDS…and it was discovered by players of a computer game.
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