An etching process based on a three-layer stack achieves transfer into silicon of patterns with a depth of less than 5nm and a half-pitch of less than 20nm written by thermal scanning probe lithography.
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Chicken Little, Cassandra, and the Real Wolf — By Donella H. Meadows | Whole Earth Catalog
“There are real wolves out there. I happen to believe my computer model when it says that the End-Of-The-World-As-We-Know-It is not only a possibility, but a high probability. As the Chinese proverb says, “If you don’t change direction, you will end up where you are headed.” I think we are headed for disaster. But that thought does not thrill me. And it does not panic me into trying to fashion a world so controlled that it is actually predictable. Rather it energizes me to work toward a vision of a World-That-Works-For-Everyone, including all the nonhuman Everyones, a world in which eight billion people (or preferably fewer) maintain a European standard of living in a way that does not undermine the resource base, a world that evolves and learns and dances and operates from generosity and joy.”
Sci-Tech Universe
This is how Aurora are produced…
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‘AI can solve world’s biggest problems’ — Google Brain engineer
Google Brain software engineer Quoc Le shares his belief that artificial intelligence and deep learning will shape the future of the world.
High-Tech Stovetop
Meet one of the most remarkable stovetops ever invented.
Neither its surface nor the pans ever get hot!
If You Do Any Of These 7 Things, You Might Naturally Be A Genius
There’s truth behind the “absent-minded professor.”
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Underground Delivery System
Can you imagine an UNDERGROUND delivery system? This coming wants to make it happen!
25 Things You Forgot You Used To Do
Pushing a button four times just to get the character you wanted while composing a text.
Answering Singapore’s call to value IT must start from the top
IT work sometimes can be considered a peice of art; if I say so myself. I like Singapore’s new call to appreciate IT. Maybe more will follow.
The government needs to first ensure its own ministries and agencies recognise the importance of tech products and services, and regard them as more than just support functions.