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- U.S. Army Considers Replacing Thousands of Soldiers With Robots
- Cybercrook’s Score: Half of All South Koreans’ Credit Card Data
- Tiny "Bio-Bots" Powered by Heart Cells Can Swim Like Sperm
- Carbon Capture Success in Alabama, $1 Billion Pledge in Illinois
- Graphene and Perskovite Are a Winning Combination for Photovoltaics
| U.S. Army Considers Replacing Thousands of Soldiers With Robots Posted: 22 Jan 2014 09:05 AM PST  The United States Army could slash personnel numbers and toss in more robots instead  |
| Cybercrook’s Score: Half of All South Koreans’ Credit Card Data Posted: 22 Jan 2014 06:50 AM PST  Credit bureau contractor sells stolen info to marketers  |
| Tiny "Bio-Bots" Powered by Heart Cells Can Swim Like Sperm Posted: 22 Jan 2014 05:00 AM PST  A bio-hybrid machine uses heart cells to move its flexible polymer body  |
| Carbon Capture Success in Alabama, $1 Billion Pledge in Illinois Posted: 21 Jan 2014 01:23 PM PST  Southern Company demos carbon capture equipment while FutureGen project gets $1 billion from U.S. government  |
| Graphene and Perskovite Are a Winning Combination for Photovoltaics Posted: 21 Jan 2014 11:53 AM PST  Graphene makes it possible to produce high efficiency perskovite photovoltaics more cheaply  |
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