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New Algorithm Can Make Your Selfie Look Like a Professional Photo
By Kelly Dickerson published
It might soon be possible to make selfies look like a professional photographer took them, thanks to graphics researchers at MIT.

The Future of Drones: Sky-High Hopes vs. Regulatory Realities
By Denise Chow published

Peptide Power: The Science Behind the 30-second Phone Charger (Op-Ed)
By Vipul Bansal published
Opinion

Cells Are Chatty: Here's What They May Be Saying
By Amber Dance for the National Institutes of Health published
Cells communicate by sending and receiving chemical signals and researchers are learning how to decipher, create and even hijack these conversations.

New Device Could Charge Your Smartphone As You Walk
By Jesse Emspak published
You could generate the electricity needed to charge your smartphone just by walking around, with a new device called a triboelectric generator, researchers say.

A Self-Destructing Phone Isn't the Last Word in Security (Op-Ed)
By Bernardi Pranggono published
Opinion

Walking Can Recharge the Spirit, But What About Our Phones?
By Valerie Thompson, Technology Policy Fellow National Science Foundation published
Wearable generators can supply portable, clean energy for powering our mobile devices.
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