The tissue-engineered robotic ray, made of gold, silicone and live muscle cells. (Right) The titanium molds that scientists used to create the rays.
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How To Keep Criminal Hackers From Ruining Your Vacation
Following basic security measures, like leaving extra devices at home and avoiding public Wi-Fi, could be enough to protect your information while you’re traveling.
Hoping Jobs for India Follow, Modi Clears Investors’ Path
A training room at a Flipkart, an e-commerce company in India, in August.
Darjeeling 2.0: Last Auction Of India’s ‘Champagne Of Teas’ Goes Digital
A tea plucker at the Glenburn tea estate in the Himalayas.
This $6-A-Month Plan Brings Solar Power To People Living Off The Grid
Solar-powered lights make a dramatic difference in the lives of Tanzanians who had no electricity.
U.S. Gasoline Demand Is Likely to Slide
Electric vehicles could slice fuel’s consumption up to 20% in two decades, new report says
Flat lens promises possible revolution in optics
A flat lens made of paint whitener on a sliver of glass could revolutionise optics, according to its US inventors.
Inventing A Machine That Spits Out Drugs In A Whole New Way
In a lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, all the work that happens in a vast pharmaceutical manufacturing plant happens in a device
New Solar Plants Generate Floating Green Power
A rendering from Kyocera of the solar panels on the Yamakura Dam reservoir in Japan. If construction goes as planned, 50,904 panels will float
NASA’s Kepler telescope confirms a record-breaking 1,284 new planets
NASA scientists announced 1,284 new exoplanets at a news conference on Tuesday — candidates found by the Kepler Space Telescope that have now been