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Elon Musk's Neuralink Gets $27 Million to Merge Humans and Machines
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO believes the only way to keep pace with artificial intelligence is to upgrade human intelligence.
Pod Traveling at 201 MPH Wins Elon Musk's Hyperloop Competition
A test at a SpaceX facility nets a German team top prize.
Here's What It's Like to Be the Planetary Protection Officer at NASA
John Rummel, a biology professor at East Carolina University, reflects on his experiences as NASA's planetary protection officer, a job that requires a lot of science, but no alien combat.
Disney's 'Magic Bench' Puts You in the Picture with Animated Figures
Take a seat on a new "Magic Bench" designed by Disney Research, and interact with animated characters — no special glasses or headsets required.
Butterfly Wing Optics Help to Cheaply Create Bright, Realistic Holograms
Researchers used complex 3D nanostructures to produce holograms with the rich colors and bright display that may one day make sophisticated holograms an everyday reality.
Nanotech's Big Ideas: From Tumor Zappers to Space Elevators
Scientists and engineers at Future Con described the latest discoveries in nanotechnology that are fueling research in space travel and in medicine.
Tiny, Lens-Free Camera Could Hide in Clothes, Glasses
A tiny, paper-thin camera that has no lens could turn conventional photography on its head, according to new research.
