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Gold nanomesh sensors last for a week on the skin without causing inflammation
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Videos of Barack Obama made from existing audio, video of him
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Copenhagen's public electric bicycles are great to ride, but costly enough to nearly sink the system
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Personalized learning has to get social. Students learn better through conversation
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Attend this webcast to learn the measurement techniques, tricks and tools necessary to measure low currents and high resistances with high measurement confidence and repeatability.
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Social and computer scientists parse online bot discourse
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