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SpaceX’s latest Starship test fails in a spectacular implosion

SpaceX is pushing the boundaries of spaceflight. Ever since the private company started reusing its rockets it has become clear that SpaceX isn’t like...

Cody DeBos - March 2, 2020

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Emedgene uses AI to untangle rare genetic disease cases

The fields of healthcare and technology seem to be intertwining more every day. From artificial intelligence (AI) programs that develop new drugs to supermicrosurgery...

Cody DeBos - February 29, 2020

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AI discovers new antibiotic that kills resistant bacteria

The field of AI-guided pharmaceutical development is taking off. Although a few years ago it was just a figment of the imagination, the technology...

Cody DeBos - February 23, 2020

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Cosmic Pinball: MIT unveils asteroid-deflecting technology

An asteroid will not hit the earth anytime soon—at least not as far as scientists are concerned. That said, collisions have happened before and...

Mason Roberts - February 21, 2020

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Rocket Lab to launch NASA lunar satellite

Though it hasn’t received much public attention yet, NASA is working on a project called the lunar Gateway. Essentially, it will be like a...

Cody DeBos - February 21, 2020

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Amazon CEO commits $10 billion to combat climate change

On Monday, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced he would spend $10 billion to combat climate change. The world’s richest man will disperse capital through...

Mario McKellop - February 18, 2020

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DARPA pursuing antibody research to fend off coronavirus

Almost everyone has had a vaccine. The lifesaving injections provide immunity against killer diseases for years or even a lifetime. Sadly, there is no...

Cody DeBos - February 16, 2020

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‘Supermicrosurgery’ robot aces first human trials

Robots are steadily becoming a common finding in the operating room. While they have helped save countless lives, they simply aren’t equipped to handle...

Cody DeBos - February 12, 2020

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