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The imagination of Kai-Fu Lee, former president of Google China, takes us into a futuristic world made up of virtual teachers, augmented cities, increased longevity, immersive virtual worlds, as well as vital new issues to address.
Robots that understand and can interact with the surrounding environment will be able to replace all physical human labor, which will lead to a dramatic expansion of the world economy.
A team of researchers from University of Exeter is creating an algorithm that tracks the health of coral reefs by understanding their “song”.
By utilizing a natural physical process, it is possible to get solar panels to generate some electricity even during the dark part of the day.
A solar electric plant in a hydro dam provides clear advantages over locating an equally large plant on land.
The story of Peter Carlsson and Northvolt teaches us two lessons: You need to understand the future to see all the possibilities, and you must be a fact-based optimist to grab them.
Yeast that is normally used in the brewing of beer can also be used to purify water of heavy metals, such as lead, in a cheap and environmentally friendly way.
By capturing and storing carbon dioxide in the production of bio aviation fuel, it is possible to eliminate the climate impact of aviation completely.
By utilizing a natural physical process, it is possible to get solar panels to generate some electricity even during the dark part of the day.
An attempt provides hope that many cancer cases can be cured with immunotherapy that does not have the same serious side effects as traditional methods.
A new 3D-printed prototype for the extraction of stem cells offers potential for large-scale production with high quality - at a lower cost.
Diabetes has been described as a global epidemic, but its end may now be within reach.