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Tiny Flaws Can Be Tracked to Make Mass-Produced RFID Tags Unique and Unclonable
Technology

Tiny Flaws Can Be Tracked to Make Mass-Produced RFID Tags Unique and Unclonable

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Computer Algorithm Uses Brain Scans to Pick Out Memories
Technology

Computer Algorithm Uses Brain Scans to Pick Out Memories

The algorithm can read which of three short films human volunteers are thinking about

Nanoelectromechanical Sensor Can Instantly Detect Pathogens And Toxins
Technology

Nanoelectromechanical Sensor Can Instantly Detect Pathogens And Toxins

Japanese Cellphone Collects Precise Data on Your Every Move, Reports Back To Your Boss
Gear

Japanese Cellphone Collects Precise Data on Your Every Move, Reports Back To Your Boss

Gold Nanoparticles and Lasers Kill the Brain Parasite That Causes “Crazy Cat Lady” Syndrome
Diseases

Gold Nanoparticles and Lasers Kill the Brain Parasite That Causes “Crazy Cat Lady” Syndrome

New Plastic Conducts Heat Better Than Metals, But Only in One Direction
Energy

New Plastic Conducts Heat Better Than Metals, But Only in One Direction

Senate Bill Proposes Extending The Shuttle Program By Another Two Years
Technology

Senate Bill Proposes Extending The Shuttle Program By Another Two Years

Russia Will End Space Tourism Flights When Shuttle Retires
Technology

Russia Will End Space Tourism Flights When Shuttle Retires

New Brain Scan Quantifies The Formerly Subjective Feeling of Pain
Health

New Brain Scan Quantifies The Formerly Subjective Feeling of Pain

FYI: Why Do Ducks Have Orange Feet?
Evolution

FYI: Why Do Ducks Have Orange Feet?

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Science

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A Bird’s Eye View of the Chile Earthquake’s Energy Distribution
Environment

A Bird’s Eye View of the Chile Earthquake’s Energy Distribution

This Week in the Future, February 22-26, 2010
Science

This Week in the Future, February 22-26, 2010

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Video: The Last Ever Test Firing of the Space Shuttle Rocket Booster
Technology

Video: The Last Ever Test Firing of the Space Shuttle Rocket Booster

Rocket, rocket, burning bright

Weight Lifting Ant Hefts 100 Times Its Body Weight, Photo Contest Gold
Insects

Weight Lifting Ant Hefts 100 Times Its Body Weight, Photo Contest Gold

NSF Puts Up $25 Million to Research Biological Machines
Environment

NSF Puts Up $25 Million to Research Biological Machines

Next for NASA: Inflatable Space Stations, In-Orbit Refueling, Space UAVs and More
Technology

Next for NASA: Inflatable Space Stations, In-Orbit Refueling, Space UAVs and More

Breakthrough in All-Optical Processing Could Bring Terabit Data Speeds
Gear

Breakthrough in All-Optical Processing Could Bring Terabit Data Speeds

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Aviation

The World’s Largest Airplane Graveyard in High Resolution, Now On Google Maps

U.S. Spooks Want a System That Automatically Gauges Who Can Be Trusted
Technology

U.S. Spooks Want a System That Automatically Gauges Who Can Be Trusted