Singularity Archives - Page 6 of 23

Researchers Record Young Neurons Making Connections, Exchanging Information

Jason Dorrier - April 20, 2014

Beyond the Maker Movement: How the ChangeMakers Are the Future of Education

Libby Falck - April 15, 2014

Two-Way Communication With Dolphins Begins With ‘Sargassum’

Jason Dorrier - April 13, 2014

Clean Energy Growth Stalls With Loss of Incentives

Cameron Scott - April 12, 2014

Check Out This Futuristic 3D Printed Car Body

Jason Dorrier - April 10, 2014

First Balloons and Drones, Now Dirigibles: The Race for a Truly ‘World Wide’ Web

Jason Dorrier - April 9, 2014

The Dutch Are 3D Printing a House

Jason Dorrier - April 8, 2014

Air Pollution Killed 7 Million in 2012, According to WHO

Cameron Scott - April 7, 2014

Cheap Mobile Eye Exams For Rural Poor Made Possible With Smartphones

Jason Dorrier - April 4, 2014

New ‘Smart’ Gel Tags Aim To Prevent Leftovers From Becoming Science Experiments

Jason Dorrier - April 2, 2014

Jason Silva’s Latest: To Be Human Is to Be Transhuman

Jason Dorrier - April 1, 2014

Facebook’s Oculus Acquisition Disheartens Some, But Won’t End Virtual Reality Rebound

Jason Dorrier - March 27, 2014

Watch how robots and drones are transforming wildlife documentaries

Jason Dorrier - March 26, 2014

U.S. Navy Explores Beaming Solar Power From Space

Cameron Scott - March 26, 2014

Beyond the SmartWatch — Startups Push Body Monitoring Wearables

Jason Dorrier - March 21, 2014

Can Buffett’s $1B Bracket Gamble or Nate Silver’s Statistical Tricks Tame March Madness?

Jason Dorrier - March 20, 2014

Backing Up the World’s Food Supply with 800,000 Plant Species on Ice

Jason Dorrier - March 15, 2014

Will Sensor-Packed Body Armor Launch a New Blood(less) Sport?

Jason Dorrier - March 14, 2014

Tiny Ultrasonic Device to Travel Arteries and Image Coronary Blockages

Jason Dorrier - March 13, 2014

Can Graphene Oxide Filters Unlock Our Most Abundant Water Source?

Jason Dorrier - March 11, 2014

Superstrong Artificial Muscles Developed From Fishing Line and Sewing Thread

Jason Dorrier - March 10, 2014

100% Renewable Energy Is Feasible and Affordable, According to Stanford Proposal

Cameron Scott - March 8, 2014

Cheap Devices, Like Mozilla’s $25 Smartphone, to Bring More of Developing World Online

Jason Dorrier - March 7, 2014

In Depth With Jason Silva: Brain Games, Trance States, and The Abomination of Death

Jason Dorrier - March 6, 2014

Scientists Control Tiny Mechanical Probes Inside Human Cells

Cameron Scott - March 6, 2014

Expanded Google Fiber to Bring 10 Gigabit Internet in Coming Years

Jason Dorrier - March 5, 2014

Fleet of Toaster-Sized Satellites Will Orbit Earth, Provide Near Real-Time Monitoring

Cameron Scott - March 2, 2014

Legal Heroin: Is Virtual Reality Our Next Hard Drug?

Steven Kotler - February 24, 2014

Foxconn’s Pivot to America: Reverse Outsourcing With Robots

Jason Dorrier - February 23, 2014

Researchers Show Off Mind-Controlled Music Player

Jason Dorrier - February 22, 2014

Matter.io Wants to Make 3D Modeling Easy as Instagram

Jason Dorrier - February 20, 2014

There Are 7 Billion Mobile Devices On Earth, Almost One For Each Person

Jason Dorrier - February 18, 2014

3D Printing Stocks Fall, But Long-Term Prospects Remain Bright

Jason Dorrier - February 13, 2014

Intricate 3D Printed Materials Lighter Than Water and as Strong as Steel

Jason Dorrier - February 11, 2014

Lifelogging Gear Is Small, Cheap, and Powerful, So Like It Or Not, You’re Going To Be Recorded

Jason Dorrier - February 9, 2014

Wirelessly Charging All-Electric Transit Buses Grow Their Numbers in Europe

Cameron Scott - February 8, 2014

New Stratasys 3D Printer Makes Multi-Material, Full Color Parts in a Single Run

Jason Dorrier - February 6, 2014

Illumina Claims New Sequencer Transcribes 18,000 Genomes per Year at $1,000 Each

Jason Dorrier - February 2, 2014

Kindhearted Techies 3D Print Prosthetics for Ducks With Disabilities

Jason Dorrier - January 31, 2014

DNA Origami to Nanomachines: Building Tiny Robots for the Body and Beyond

Jason Dorrier - January 27, 2014

MIT’s Tangible Media Group Gives Digital Bits Physical Form

Jason Dorrier - January 23, 2014

Will Oculus Bring Immersive Virtual Reality to Consumers for $300 in 2014?

Jason Dorrier - January 20, 2014

Our Singularity Future: Should We Hack the Climate?

Cameron Scott - January 8, 2014

Hydrogen Vehicles, Long Promised, Finally Hit the Road

Cameron Scott - January 8, 2014

Singularity University Features Female Entrepreneurs at CROWDFUNDxWOMEN

Jason Dorrier - January 7, 2014

Mars One Announces Lockheed Martin Partnership, Crowdfunding for 2018 Mars Mission

Jason Dorrier - January 2, 2014

US Army Straps Laser to Truck, Takes Target Practice With Drones and Mortars

Jason Dorrier - January 1, 2014

The Future of Search and the Internet of Everything According to Google’s Scott Huffman

Jason Dorrier - December 31, 2013

Genomic Studies Sift Centenarian DNA for Genes Protecting Against Age-Related Diseases

Jason Dorrier - December 29, 2013

It’s Settled: Electric Cars Are Cleaner Than Their Gas-Powered Cousins

Cameron Scott - December 22, 2013

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