jtotheizzoe: thefrogman: Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal by Zach Wiener [website] [h/t: pleatedjeans] Kiss, boom. jtotheizzoe: thefrogman: Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal by Zach Wiener [website] [h/t: pleatedjeans] Kiss, boom. jtotheizzoe: thefrogman: Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal by Zach Wiener [website] [h/t: pleatedjeans] Kiss, boom. jtotheizzoe: thefrogman: Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal by Zach Wiener [website] [h/t: pleatedjeans] Kiss, boom.

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Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal by Zach Wiener [website]

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Kiss, boom.

Jun. 16 2013
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visualizingmath: Fractal Kitchen Utensils These have probably already been seen on Tumblr, but they’re so cool, I couldn’t help but share them again!

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Fractal Kitchen Utensils

These have probably already been seen on Tumblr, but they’re so cool, I couldn’t help but share them again!

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Jun. 16 2013
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thescienceofreality: This Week in Science - June 10 - 16, 2013: Smallest galaxy here. Blocking compulsive behaviour in mice here. ILC ready for construction here. Newly discovered Dua’s layer here. Fluorescent protein here. New phase in neutron stars here. Supreme court on gene patents here. Oldest bird’s patterned wings here. Human population by 2100 here. Tweaking atomic weights here. 50 years of women in space here. New category of space rock here.

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This Week in Science - June 10 - 16, 2013:

  • Smallest galaxy here.
  • Blocking compulsive behaviour in mice here.
  • ILC ready for construction here.
  • Newly discovered Dua’s layer here.
  • Fluorescent protein here.
  • New phase in neutron stars here.
  • Supreme court on gene patents here.
  • Oldest bird’s patterned wings here.
  • Human population by 2100 here.
  • Tweaking atomic weights here.
  • 50 years of women in space here.
  • New category of space rock here.

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Jun. 16 2013
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Jun. 16 2013
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grapheneinfo: Controlling magnetic clouds in graphene A British team of scientists has managed to successfully create elementary magnetic moments in graphene and then switch them on and off. According to Dr. Irina Grigorieva of the University of Manchester, this is the first time magnetism itself has been …

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Controlling magnetic clouds in graphene

A British team of scientists has managed to successfully create elementary magnetic moments in graphene and then switch them on and off. According to Dr. Irina Grigorieva of the University of Manchester, this is the first time magnetism itself has been …

Jun. 15 2013
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MIT Architecture on Vimeo

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Jun. 14 2013
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grapheneinfo: Graphene and semiconductor technology together: Smaller, cheaper, better Semiconductors grown on graphene at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) may be the most important research breakthrough of 2012 in Norway. At the centre of the research efforts are Professor Helge Weman, Professor Bjørn-Ove …

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Graphene and semiconductor technology together: Smaller, cheaper, better

Semiconductors grown on graphene at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) may be the most important research breakthrough of 2012 in Norway. At the centre of the research efforts are Professor Helge Weman, Professor Bjørn-Ove …

Jun. 12 2013
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kqedscience: Glowing Plants: Crowdsourced Genetic Engineering Project Ignites Controversy Biohackers who promised to distribute genetically modified bioluminescent plants without regulatory testing defend their work in this Q & A with Scientific American.

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Glowing Plants: Crowdsourced Genetic Engineering Project Ignites Controversy

Biohackers who promised to distribute genetically modified bioluminescent plants without regulatory testing defend their work in this Q & A with Scientific American.

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Jun. 12 2013
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springwise: From Israel, software detects emotion in speech While startups such as Soma Analytics have given smartphone users the power to monitor their mood through data, our latest spotting aims to make emotion detection completely automatic. Beyond Verbal is a platform that analyzes vocal intonations in order to determine how speakers feel about what they’re saying. READ MORE…

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From Israel, software detects emotion in speech

While startups such as Soma Analytics have given smartphone users the power to monitor their mood through data, our latest spotting aims to make emotion detection completely automatic. Beyond Verbal is a platform that analyzes vocal intonations in order to determine how speakers feel about what they’re saying. READ MORE…

Jun. 12 2013
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grapheneinfo: Transparent graphene-based display could enable contact lens computers Their claim to fame was a graphene-based “nanoplatelet” material that was stable and conductive enough to act as a fuel cell cathode. These nanoplatelets could be separated into individual sheets by a process called ball milling. On larger scales, ball …

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Transparent graphene-based display could enable contact lens computers

Their claim to fame was a graphene-based “nanoplatelet” material that was stable and conductive enough to act as a fuel cell cathode. These nanoplatelets could be separated into individual sheets by a process called ball milling. On larger scales, ball …

Jun. 12 2013
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