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DNA ‘lock and key’ allows for precision drug delivery to target cancer and other cells

Why evolution may be intelligent, based on deep learning

Like neural networks, evolution appears to “learn” from previous experience, which may explain how natural selection can produce such apparently intelligent designs

‘Robotic falcon’ can capture, retrieve renegade drones

A battery that shuts down at high temperatures and restarts when it cools

Good news for future hoverboard and laptop users

Do we have free will?

Neuroscientists run the ultimate experiment to find out: a “duel” between human and brain-to-computer interface (BCI)

Cognitive-stimulation experiment suggests new tools for healthy brain aging

May also have a “preventive and therapeutic role in association with early AD-type neurodegeneration”

‘Fast radio burst’ signals from space a better test of Einstein’s General Relativity theory

‘Solar thermal fuel’ polymer film can harvest sunlight by day, release heat on-demand

Clothing that keeps you warm and windshields that melt ice are two of the possible uses

An 18-inch video display you can roll up like a newspaper

Cell-free protein synthesis device is potential lifesaver

Lives of soldiers and others injured in remote locations could be saved with a cell-free protein synthesis device; could also produce custom orphan drugs and personalized medicines at low cost

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