"I don't think enough people recognize how fundamental science is to what we call civilization," says "Space Talk" host Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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Obama’s new innovation strategy calls for greater federal investment in research and education. 
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Smartphone standards may make it easier to build smart homes in the future.
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In an excerpt from his new book Trees on Mars: Our Obsession With the Future, Hal Niedzviecki interviews young university graduates in Toronto, who reveal an unease about the expectations they face and a longing for the stability of an earlier era.
Olivier Baggiano's curator insight,
October 21, 2015 5:54 AM
It is a human thing to long for stability. Constant change, constant innovation, constantly renewing yourself is no mean feat......and I completely understand their anxiety. After all, how do you find yourself if you have to constantly reinvent yourself?
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Amazing Future Tech
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Italy's Future Soldier program is ready to enter production after trials showed too much tech was slowing soldiers down
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Silicon transistors have been modified and patched together to form logic gates that could perform calculations in future quantum computers.
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The fear of AI usually revolves around the fear of an uprising and humans being attacked by our new robot overlords. Researchers at MIT and non-profit technology source Mitre have a new terrifying future for AI.
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Stanford reportedly has 214 female students enrolled in its Computer Science major — that’s 30 percent of the major’s total enrollment — making it the most popular major with women at the university for the first time.
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While we're stuck working out the mpg of a practical family sedan, Toyota's off playing with our dreams (or nightmares) with cars like the above.
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NASA just released its latest report on the next steps that the agency plans to take on its journey to land the first humans on Mars.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) machines can already do several remarkable things: they are far better than humans at performing complex calculations, and they’re pretty good at playing chess.
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Revamped No Child Left Behind bill could finally give computer science a level playing field.
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Medical organizations are increasingly turning to data analytics to take advantage of innovative healthcare trends.
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At the core of Gitex 2015 is a focus on innovation and the rapidly evolving internet of Everything
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From CNET Magazine: Purists might scoff, but batteries and motors can help casual riders get more out of the great outdoors.
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The US space agency aims to establish a 3D-printed human colony on the red planet by 2030.
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The most popular major among Stanford women is now computer science, with 214 women planning to declare the field as their primary focus of study
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Keeping up with every new buzz and innovation is undoubtedly whiplash-inducing. But look away and you’ll be left behind. Are you going to be a mere spectator or will you drive innovation in your company?
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Tesla describes the Gigafactory as a way to “accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable transportation." Here's how construction is coming along.
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As well as an amazing line-up of speakers on the main stage, WIRED2015Â will also give attendees the chance to sample everything from cricket crisps to freeze-dried fruit powder.
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RoboHon ("Robot Phone") is the cutest smartphone ever: a (familiar looking) robot frame that fits in your pocket. It can take calls, dance, project photos, display maps and more. It's a 'bot with a smartphone inside.
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Despite the fact that the village of Pompeii was wiped off the face of the Earth nearly 2,000 years ago, it continues to hold the popular imagination in thrall. One reason for that is...
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The Blue Brain Project is a vast effort by 82 scientists worldwide to digitally recreate the human brain.
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