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Finnish Schools to Abolish Subjects

In a bold move, Finland is set to abolish traditional school subjects such as math, English, biology, and physics by 2020. The Finnish education system

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CO2 turned into stone by researchers

A pilot project in Iceland is attempting to turn CO2 emissions into stone and store them in the ground long-term, rather than simply minimizing their

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The Power of Evil: Understanding Human Behavior

In a groundbreaking experiment over 50 years ago, psychologist Stanley Milgram sought to determine the difference between free will and obedience. The study made headlines

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Revolutionary 1,000-Core Processor Runs on Single AA Battery

The image of electric cars as slow, small vehicles with limited range is outdated. Today, engineers are competing to create the fastest electric race cars.

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Researchers cure MS patients.

In a groundbreaking development, researchers have successfully cured patients of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) for the first time. However, the process involved completely destroying the patient’s

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Colliding Light Particles: A Discovery

In a groundbreaking discovery, physicists at CERN in Geneva have reported that the elusive elastic collision of photons may soon be observed. Until now, it

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Multiple Sclerosis Linked to Genes

In a breakthrough discovery, a Canadian research team has identified a gene mutation that is the direct cause of multiple sclerosis (MS), a neurological disease

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Universal Cancer Vaccine on Horizon

German researchers may have made a breakthrough in the fight against cancer with the help of a vaccine. Every year, 224,000 people in Germany die

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Air to Water: Bottle Magic

Fontus Ario: A Revolutionary Water Bottle Fontus Ario is a bottle-shaped container that fills itself with drinkable water through condensation. This innovative gadget is not

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Customize Your Sneakers with App

In a groundbreaking development, researchers at the University of California have created the world’s first 1,000-core processor. This processor is capable of executing 1.78 trillion