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Quantum Memory World Record Obliterated; Are Ultrafast Computers On Their Way to the Market?
The previous record for holding quantum bits of information stable at room temperature was 25 seconds, now the technology for ultrafast computing took a step forward with the new world record of 39 minutes.
Google Earth Used To Create Comprehensive Model To Track Global Deforestation
One in Seven Students Has Dabbled in “Smart” Drugs
New Blood Test Could Detect Breast Cancer Tissue
Women With Asthma Take Just a Little Longer To Get Pregnant
The Fascinating And Conflicting Story Of The First Domesticated Dogs
Two World Wars, The Great Depression Responsible For Slowdown Of Global Warming
CO2 Emissions Will Cause World's Ocean Acidification to Increase by 170 Percent by Year 2100
By Russell WesterholmMan On Death Row Delays Execution Through Last Minute Organ Donation (PHOTO)
By Staff ReporterInvisibility Cloak No Longer The Stuff Of Science Fiction (VIDEO)
By Jaleesa BaulkmanInstead Of Finger Pricking, Diabetics May One Day Need Only To Breathe (PHOTOS)
By Staff ReporterResearchers Develop Experimental Method that Could Help Fusion Energy Become Commercially Used
By Russell WesterholmA Simple Eye Exam Could One Day Become A Test For Alzheimer's
By Staff ReporterDuke Engineering Students Create W-Fi Fuelled Charging Device
By Staff ReporterFossil of New Big Cat Species Discovered; Oldest Ever Found
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