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- Modular Concepts at CES Hint at the Future of Mobile Computing
- Modular Robotics' MOSS Kit Makes Building Robots a Snap
- Deepest Underground Dark-Matter Detector to Start Up in China
- The Mekong River by Satellite
- ‘Borophene’ Might Be Joining Graphene in the 2-D Material Club
- How to Make Electricity With Bacteria-Coated Rubber
| Modular Concepts at CES Hint at the Future of Mobile Computing Posted: 29 Jan 2014 07:59 AM PST  The lifetimes of mobile electronics are woefully short, but the modularity seen in some futuristic CES concepts might be a solution  |
| Modular Robotics' MOSS Kit Makes Building Robots a Snap Posted: 29 Jan 2014 07:58 AM PST  Anyone can build a robot with these modular parts  |
| Deepest Underground Dark-Matter Detector to Start Up in China Posted: 29 Jan 2014 07:00 AM PST  The PandaX project will look for dark matter in the heart of a marble mountain  |
| Posted: 28 Jan 2014 02:22 PM PST  Berlin-Hanoi partnership builds new ways to track rapid development in Vietnam's ancient delta  |
| ‘Borophene’ Might Be Joining Graphene in the 2-D Material Club Posted: 28 Jan 2014 11:30 AM PST  For first time experimental evidence indicates that boron on its own could be made into a graphene-like material  |
| How to Make Electricity With Bacteria-Coated Rubber Posted: 28 Jan 2014 11:08 AM PST  Bacterial spores that respond to changes in humidity power a Lego generator  |
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