Something so simple and finally done to help so many.
Beautiful
Researchers at the University of California said the new system dramatically improves the ability of people with limited sight to read books, menus, newspapers and emails.
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A study providing new information about neuropathic pain afflicting some 90 percent of cancer patients who have had nerve damage caused by tumors, surgery, chemotherapy or radiation indicates gene therapy as a possible treatment.
The study in rats showed transfer of a gene known as KCC2 into the spinal canal restored chloride levels gone awry after nerve injury. Results from the research at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, were published in the May 5 online issue of Cell Reports.
Hydro powered spacecraft to be the first to mine an astroid.
A few months back, Luxembourg—a tiny country better known for world-class pastries— announced its intention to become a leader in asteroid mining. Now, Luxembourg has revealed the first step in its plan to fill the banking vaults with space-grade platinum: a small, water-powered spacecraft.
http://gizmodo.com/luxembourg-wants-to-be-a-world-leader-in-…1756860361
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Eventually it will be in everything tech. This version by IBM; is not for the masses. However, don’t worry; it’s coming.
Users will eventually be able to contribute and review results in the coming community, which will be hosted on the IBM Quantum Experience. So kudos to IBM for properly managing expectations.
The researchers at IBM have created a quantum processor, made up of five superconducting quantum bits (qubits).
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