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Self-cooling microchips could make your smartphone more efficient

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Self-cooling microchips could make your smartphone more efficient

Microchips with a built-in cooling system made from tiny water pipes could could provide a more efficient way of removing the heat generated by electronic devices

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We could soon make cars stop people driving while drunk or on drugs

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We could soon make cars stop people driving while drunk or on drugs

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Elon Musk demonstrated a Neuralink brain implant in a live pig

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Elon Musk demonstrated a Neuralink brain implant in a live pig

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Coating our gut walls with glue could treat lactose intolerance

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Coating our gut walls with glue could treat lactose intolerance

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The internet's crumbling infrastructure is leaving us all insecure

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The internet's crumbling infrastructure is leaving us all insecure

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Can static electricity make chemistry more efficient – and greener?

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Can static electricity make chemistry more efficient – and greener?

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doctor and patient

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AI mimics the way doctors think to make better medical diagnoses

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AI transforming photo

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An AI can make selfies look like they’re not selfies

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in-ear device

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In-ear nerve-stimulating device helps people learning a new language

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Got To Keep On (2019), installation by The Chemical Brothers and Smith & Lyall 03

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Electronic: a trip through the history of music

With many of the world’s dance floors currently empty, the latest exhibition at the Design Museum, London, which evokes some of the same experiences, is very welcome.

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A weather forecast for fake news outbreaks on social media is coming

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Why old school technology could shape the future of digital computing

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Noise-cancelling windows halve traffic sounds even when they're open

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Moore's law