Paper-based electronics could fold, biodegrade and be the basis for the next generation of devices
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Ancient arts are inspiring modern electronics
A stretchable electronic device whose design is inspired by the cut-paper art called kirigami.
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Why your brain never runs out of problems to find
Why do people constantly 'move the goalposts' when making judgments?
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What is 5G? The next generation of wireless, explained
How fast will mobile data get?
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Why nuclear fusion is gaining steam – again
The coils winding facility building in France, where a global effort to build the ITER fusion energy reactor is underway.
How energy storage is starting to rewire the electricity industry
Regulating Facebook won't prevent data breaches
Facebook already controls how its users' data can be gathered and shared. It's university ethics boards that need to join the digital age.
Does cloud seeding work? Scientists watch ice crystals grow inside clouds to find out
A blizzard in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, in 2005.
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The dark side of daylight saving time
A New York engineer is wheeled away in December 2013, after a train he was driving crashed. Lack of sleep could have been a factor.
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100 years later, the madness of daylight saving time endures
