Collaborate Disseminate
This could pave the way for quantum computer circuits where electron qubits exchange information via photons. Continue reading Quantum Leap: Researchers Send Information Using a Single Particle of Light
Harvard researchers made the world’s smallest radio receiver by using atomic imperfections in a pink diamond. Continue reading The Smallest Radio Receiver Ever Is Made from Imperfections in Diamonds
Blue Bottle’s new coffee dripper is “a marriage of science and sensory pleasure” that allows even the coffee dilettante to brew a damn good cup. Continue reading I Tried the Most Scientific Coffee Dripper on the Market
ExxonMobil has lost at least $1 billion in Arctic drilling investments due to Obama’s sanctions on Russia. Continue reading Trump’s Secretary of State Pick and Putin Want to Drill for Oil in the Arctic
The study found that the number of bud tenders with any sort of training was “appalling.” Continue reading The People Who Sell You Legal Weed Don’t Know Enough About It
A new visualization tool can filter a quarter million tweets into a 100 word ‘sentence’ in real-time. Continue reading Could Interactive ‘Uber-Tweets’ Kill Hashtags?
New machine learning algorithm from Descartes Labs is like ‘Minority Report,’ but for corn. Continue reading Trippy Satellite Imagery Could Forecast Food Crises Before They Happen
Construction on the pipeline stopped until the Army Corps of Engineers can conduct an environmental impact assessment. Continue reading Dakota Pipeline Construction Halted for Environmental Review
From Margaret Hamilton to Sally Ride, David Cox pays homage to the women heroes of the American and Soviet space programs in the final installment of his Rocket Opera trilogy. Continue reading Rocket Opera Pays Homage to Women of the Space Race
Another day, another Red Star OS vulnerability. Continue reading North Korea’s Government Sanctioned Operating System Can Be Hacked Remotely