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Science
Math Professor and Students Solve One of the World's Long-Standing Math Problems
The Caltech researchers took a "random walk" together.
Entertainment
Modern Technology Is Making the Way We Experience Music Much More Exciting
Your next massive concert will be epic, incorporating things like AI and augmented reality.
News
Samsung Display to Stop Producing LCD Screens This Year
Samsung Display will stop producing LCD screens this year, and instead reallocate resources toward quantum dot technology.
Robotics
The Future of Engineering: Superhuman Mechanical Exoskeletons
Exoskeletons are the just another way we can utilize mechanical advantages to aid in daily life.
News
7 Countries that Have Kept COVID-19 Cases in Check So Far
A handful of countries have shown how preparation and a prompt response time are key factors against a pandemic.
Transportation
How 11 of the Biggest Transportation Vehicles Look like When They're Empty
Here are what 11 transportation vehicles look like when they are not carrying any cargo or passengers.
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A Wooden Chest Fit for a Pirate
With the right tools and knowledge in woodworking, you can build a chest that would make a pirate proud.
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News
'We Have Extra FDA-Approved Ventilators,' Says Elon Musk, Announcing Free Worldwide Delivery
Elon Musk announced the ventilators will be delivered for free to hospitals treating coronavirus patients, including shipping, within Tesla's delivery regions.
News
Virtual Pub Set up during Lockdown Attracts 14,500 Customers Globally
Feeling bored? You can actually have a drink with thousands from all around the world while listening to live music.
Biology
RNA Gene Fragments of the COVID-19 Virus Found in Incoming Dutch Sewage Water
The research indicates that sewage can serve as an early warning system for the virus.
News
Take a Virtual Guided Tour Through Mercedes-Benz Museum
This detailed virtual museum tour is for the car enthusiasts out there who are bored out of their minds. Hop in!
Medical Technology
MIT Team Shares New $500 Emergency Ventilator Design with the Public
Their design could help alleviate the shortage of ventilators amid the coronavirus outbreak.
AI
AI Gone Wrong: the Great British Bake Off Becomes an Optical Nightmare
This is a version of the TV show you won't want to see.
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Physics
Harnessing Energy for Portable Electronics through Wi-Fi Signals
MIT researchers designed a blueprint for a device that could harvest terahertz radiation to enable self-powering portable electronics.
Education
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Entertainment
Medical Fetish Website Donates Total Stock of Scrubs to 'Desperate' Health Officials
The small medical fetish company said its role of supplying scrubs during the coronavirus crisis was "scandalous."
Innovation
This AI Tool Predicts Which COVID-19 Patients Will Develop 'Wet Lung'
This new AI tool helps doctors decide which patients are more likely to develop severe lung complications after contracting the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Entertainment
Astrophysicist Gets Magnets Stuck in Nose While Creating Coronavirus Device
An Australian astrophysicist got four magnets stuck up his nose while trying to invent a coronavirus device. It didn't work.
Physics
7 Horrible Health Problems and Deformities Suffered by Early Radiologists and Technicians
Early radiologists spent hours exposing different parts of their body to X-rays. Little did they know the damage radioactivity was causing them.