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Silanna to Set up Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility at University of Adelaide

Aug 23, 2018

Silanna Group of Brisbane, Australia (which was founded in 2006 to develop and productize advanced technologies) is partnering with the University of Adelaide to establish an advanced manufacturing research facility on its campus, ...

Tags: Silanna's products, semiconductor

Impossible Foods Passes Safety Testing

Aug 14, 2017

Impossible Foods says that it has passed important milestones for food safety, including a unanimous expert-panel affirmation of the safety of a key ingredient used in its products. A panel of food safety and allergy experts at three ...

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Stanford University Students Recreate 5, 000-Year-Old Chinese Beer Recipe

Feb 14, 2017

A team of students at Stanford University in California, US, have recreated 5,000-year-old Chinese beer recipe. The research revealed that the ancient Chinese made beer especially with cereal grains, including millet and barley, as well ...

Tags: beer recipe, Chinese beer

Bosch to Invest Eur400m in US

Nov 22, 2016

Bosch is planning to invest nearly EUR400m in the US over the course of the current year, about one-fifth more than in 2015. Bosch’s headcount is also expected to rise, from 17,800 associates at present to more than 18,800 by early ...

Tags: Bosch, EUR400m

Berkeley Lab-LED Team Fabricates Transistor with Record 1nm-Long Gate

Oct 12, 2016

A research team led by faculty scientist Ali Javey at the US Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) has created a transistor with a gate length (the defining dimension of a transistor) just 1nm long, ...

Tags: Berkeley Lab, transistor with record 1nm-long gate

Apple v. Samsung Heads to Supreme Court: What You Need to Know

Oct 12, 2016

The biggest patent case to hit the modern tech world is back again. Apple and Samsung will appear before the US Supreme Court on Tuesday to argue why their opponent was wrong when it came to a patent case from 2012. This is the first time ...

Tags: US Supreme Court, Apple, patent case, Samsung

Power Amplifier Market Growing at CAGR of Nearly 14% to 2020

Oct 8, 2016

The global power amplifier market will increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of nearly 14% from 2016-2020, according to a report from Technavio that provides an analysis of the most important trends expected to impact the market. ...

Tags: power amplifier, CAGR

Google Launches Own Initiative to Teach Kids Coding Through Toys with Project Bloks

Jun 30, 2016

The system of toy blocks encourages kids to make connections in order to control other toys, such as make a robot draw lines on paper, through the basics of coding. Google has joined the latest swathe of firms making headway in the fight ...

Tags: toy blocks, fundamentals of coding, varying materials

Toyota to Open Its Third Research Center on AI, Robotics

Apr 12, 2016

Global auto giant Toyota is set to open a new research facility in Ann Arbor, near the University of Michigan (U-M) campus, taking the number of its research centers to three in the US. The company will fund research in artificial ...

Tags: Toyota, auto giant

Google CEO Worries He ‘Disappointed His Father’

Mar 30, 2016

Being at the helm of one of the world’s biggest technology companies is no small thing, right? Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, is worried that the career path he chose may have left his father dissatisfied. In an interview with ...

Tags: Google, Sundar Pichai

US Researchers Develop Renewable Plastic From CO2 And Plant Material

Mar 11, 2016

Researchers from the Stanford University in the US have developed renewable plastic from carbon dioxide (CO2) and inedible plant material, creating a green alternative to petroleum-based plastic bottles and other polyester products. ...

Tags: CO2, Renewable plastic, Plant material

Chinese Scientist Among Nature's Ten People for 2015

Dec 18, 2015

The world-renowned journal Nature Thursday released its annual list of ten people who mattered in science in 2015, which includes one Chinese scientist whose work in human embryo gene editing has caused repeated debate in the academic ...

Tags: Chinese Scientist, human embryo gene editing, Nature's Ten

Stanford Scientists Wirelessly Control Mouse with Blue LED Implant

Nov 11, 2015

A blue glowing device the size of a peppercorn can activate neurons of the brain, spinal cord or limbs in mice and is powered wirelessly using the mouse's own body to transfer energy. Developed by a Stanford Bio-X team, the device is the ...

Tags: blue LED, wireless control, mouse

Toyota to Invest $1bn Towards Artificial Intelligence

Nov 10, 2015

Toyota is planning to boost research into artificial intelligence, robotics and big data through $1bn investment. The company is also forming a new wing, Toyota Research Institute, which is expected to help the company narrow the gap ...

Tags: Toyota, Artificial Intelligence, robotics

US Students on Life in China: Challenging, But No Regrets

Oct 29, 2015

In Matt McFetridge's words, his two-and-half year stint in China was the "time of his life". The American student, a native of the Finger Lakes region, New York, became fascinated by the ancient country after meeting his first Chinese ...

Tags: US Students, study in China, favorable policies

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