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Weird / Interesting
12 July 2011 [12:53]
Light propagation controlled in photonic chips: Major breakthrough in telecommunications field
11 July 2011 [14:24]
Jewel beetles, obtained from local people, turn out to be four species unknown to science
11 July 2011 [12:16]
Power from the air: Device captures ambient electromagnetic energy to drive small electronic devices
11 July 2011 [11:00]
Sex - as we know it - works, thanks to ever-evolving host-parasite relationships, biologists find
09 July 2011 [09:29]
Cosmic 'Axis of Evil': Masses of universe's largest objects appear to depend on which method is used to weigh them
09 July 2011 [09:06]
The rise and rise of the flying reptiles: Pterosaurs not driven into extinction by birds, study reveals
08 July 2011 [16:27]
Coating boosts nanowire efficiency and sensitivity: Promise for photodetectors and solar cells
08 July 2011 [15:12]
Using a lab-grown trachea, surgeons conduct the world's first synthetic organ transplant
08 July 2011 [13:23]
Pain-proof, cancer-proof naked mole rat gets its genome sequenced as researchers search for cure to everything
08 July 2011 [12:51]
Camera-equipped glasses can analyze the expression of the person you're talking to
08 July 2011 [12:12]
Magnetic microprocessors could enable the most efficient computers physically possible
07 July 2011 [15:38]
Glasses packed with smartphone tech could help visually impaired people 'see' again
07 July 2011 [14:53]
An Israeli biocomputer can now detect multiple signs of disease from inside the body
07 July 2011 [14:23]
Windshield-mounted optical sensor helps cars see, even when it's foggy or dark outside
05 July 2011 [14:24]
Monkey steals camera to snap himself
A macaque monkey in Indonesia took a camera from a wildlife photographer before snapping himself in a variety of poses.
04 July 2011 [16:19]
OnLive creator claims he can bring ultrafast wireless to everyone, seemingly violating Laws of Physics
04 July 2011 [15:47]
UK fish and chip shop at Adventure Island fun park breaks world record for biggest serving
04 July 2011 [14:07]
British banking consultant turns South African witch doctor
A British banking consultant has retrained as a witch doctor after a gruelling three months' initiation in the South African bush.
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