Oct 12,2018
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Oct 09,2018
The Definitive Top 10 Science and Tech Podcasts...can you beat our method for finding them?
GrantTree used statistical analysis to determine, once and for...well, a while...which science and technology podcasts are the best
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Sep 26,2018
Would you want to choose the plot of your favourite TV show?
Interactive television is already proving popular with children, and now Netflix wants to offer it to adults as well. But do we really want to get involved in our TV or would we...
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Sep 26,2018
Can hydrogen cars give electric vehicles a run for their money?
After last year’s announcement that Britain would ban the sale of petrol and diesel cars after 2040, the race is on to find the best alternative fuel source to keep us on the road....
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Sep 26,2018
Cleaning up the cosmos: how scientists are helping the fight against space junk
We usually think of space as vast and empty. Vast it certainly is but, in the region close to Earth at least, it is becoming increasingly full of rubbish. ‘Space junk’ is the name...
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Sep 26,2018
The end of self-control? Should we be relying on anti-procrastination apps to get things done?
It’s the time of year when most of us have big plans and good intentions. Whether we start January with a list of resolutions, or just a promise to ourselves to make the most of the...
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Sep 26,2018
Back to basics: what can the resurgence of board games teach us about our relationship with technology?
For many of us, board games conjure up memories of rainy afternoons trapped indoors with our parents, moving pieces around a board for seemingly endless lengths of time. By the turn of...
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Sep 26,2018
Brain Computer Interfaces: can we go too far in our quest to merge man and machine?
Brain Computer Interfaces (BCIs) are already with us and are doing a great deal to improve the quality of life of the disabled. Missing limbs can be replaced with working robotic...
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Sep 26,2018
A taste of things to come: is lab-grown meat the future?
‘We shall escape the absurdity of growing a whole chicken in order to eat the breast or wing, by growing these parts separately under a suitable medium.’- Winston Churchill
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Sep 26,2018
Are we embarrassed to use our virtual assistants?
From Siri to Cortana, virtual assistants are becoming increasingly human. However, new research shows that this might be counterproductive as lifelike assistants can actually make us...
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Sep 26,2018
What do contraceptive apps say about our relationship with technology?
We are increasingly willing to trust technology with the most intimate and crucial aspects of our lives. Almost a decade ago, Apple coined the slogan ‘there’s an app for that’,...
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