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The Vanguard

The 5 Coolest Things On Earth This Week

Samantha Shaddock
April 20, 2018
Scientists grew “mini brains” inside rodent skulls, created a thin film that can reuse heat energy emanating from computers, engineered an enzyme that could help take care of plastic pollution and finally figured out how to shade contact lenses in sunlight. Just like our star, science has been shining exceptionally bright this week!
 

 

This Enzyme’s Hungry For Plastic
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Driving Impactful Change through Innovation: Key Lessons for Malaysia

August 24, 2017
By Rahul Gupta, Regional Managing Director, Head Business Development & Growth, ASEAN, General Electric (GE)
Whether it is early man’s first use of fire or the birth of the space shuttle, innovation has always been the major catalyst behind the success of mankind. Some of these breakthroughs brought about immediate change, while others humbly laid the groundwork for important developments down the road.
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The Vanguard

5 Coolest Things On Earth This Week

Tomas Kellner
March 24, 2017
Scientists in San Diego are printing body parts, their peers in England are manufacturing blood, and a team in Wisconsin came up with eye gear that could give humans super color vision. Who needs rose-tinted glasses with results like these!
 

A New Kind Of Blue Gives Humans Super Color Vision
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Seeing the Invisible, Evolving Robots and Finding Love with Big Data

February 27, 2015


Two things lurk deep at the heart of the digital love story. It’s not “me” and “you.” It’s “0” and “1.”

The analytics that are helping people find a better match are just one place where science informs contemporary life. Big Data may be unromantic, but it’s powerful and efficient. It’s helping wannabe lovers as well as scientists to find new meanings and hidden patterns in piles of data and build better robots, decode the brain, and, yes, avoid a bad first date.

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