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The US Will Fund Research to Make Pathogens Deadlier Again

Posted on December 19, 2017 by Daniel Oberhaus

The NIH lifted a 3-year funding moratorium on “gain-of-function” research meant to make deadly viruses stronger and more transmissible. Continue reading The US Will Fund Research to Make Pathogens Deadlier Again→

Posted in avian flu, cdc, MERS, nih, NSABB, SARS | Tagged Influenza

This Engineer Is Building a DIY Mars Habitat In His Backyard

Posted on December 15, 2017 by Daniel Oberhaus

How Jeff Raymond is pioneering sustainable agriculture for Earth and Mars. Continue reading This Engineer Is Building a DIY Mars Habitat In His Backyard→

Posted in diy, food security, interplanetary, Mars, microgreens, space food | Tagged Automation, Crops

This Software Developer Is Making a Surveillance-Free Cell Phone Network

Posted on December 14, 2017 by Daniel Oberhaus

Denver Gingerich is the brains behind Sopranica, a DIY, surveillance free cell phone network he hopes will one day rival big telecom companies. Continue reading This Software Developer Is Making a Surveillance-Free Cell Phone Network→

Posted in Cell Phone Surveillance, cell-phones, communication, diy, Internet, Software, Sopranica

AI Found an Alien Solar System With As Many Planets As Our Own

Posted on December 14, 2017 by Daniel Oberhaus

AI was used to discover two new exoplanets hidden in Kepler data, and now our solar system is tied for the most known planets in the galaxy. Continue reading AI Found an Alien Solar System With As Many Planets As Our Own→

Posted in Google, kepler 90 i, kepler space telescope, nasa, neural net

Someone Used Wet String to Get a Broadband Internet Connection

Posted on December 13, 2017 by Daniel Oberhaus

It’s pretty fast, too. Continue reading Someone Used Wet String to Get a Broadband Internet Connection→

Posted in Adrian Kennard, Andrews & Arnold, ip, isp, TCP, wet string

This Game Teaches You How to Build a Quantum Computer

Posted on December 13, 2017 by Daniel Oberhaus

Learning about how quantum computers work doesn’t have to be boring. Continue reading This Game Teaches You How to Build a Quantum Computer→

Posted in Chromatron, Piotr Migdal, puzzle game, quantum game, The Incredible Machine | Tagged Quantum Mechanics

How the Building Blocks of Life Can Form in Space

Posted on December 12, 2017 by Daniel Oberhaus

Researchers demonstrated how cosmic radiation interacts with matter to create the building blocks of life in the harsh environment of outer space. Continue reading How the Building Blocks of Life Can Form in Space→

Posted in astrochemistry, Extraterrestrial Life, Michael Huels, Miller-Urey, Université de Sherbrooke​

A Popular Bitcoin Puzzle Has Revealed an Even Larger Mystery

Posted on December 12, 2017 by Daniel Oberhaus

A Bitcoin puzzle from 2015 was recently used as the springboard to reveal what appears to be an automated Bitcoin siphon. Continue reading A Popular Bitcoin Puzzle Has Revealed an Even Larger Mystery→

Posted in Uncategorized

Viruses Are the Antibiotics of the Future

Posted on December 7, 2017 by Daniel Oberhaus

Bacteriophages and the enzymes they produce are being used in Russia to kill bacteria that is resistant to every known type of antibiotic. Continue reading Viruses Are the Antibiotics of the Future→

Posted in bacteriophage, Benjamin Chan, Giorgi Eliava, lysin, Mzia Kutateladze, phage, Vincent Fischetti | Tagged Superbugs

These Researchers Played ‘Egg Roulette’ by Exploding Eggs for a Court Case

Posted on December 6, 2017 by Daniel Oberhaus

Perhaps the only time scientists have blown up eggs in a microwave on purpose. Continue reading These Researchers Played ‘Egg Roulette’ by Exploding Eggs for a Court Case→

Posted in Acoustical Society of America, Anthony Nash, Charles M Salter and Associates, court case, explode, hard boiled eggs

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