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• Intel introduces first photonics based 50GBps chip July 29, 2010
  A new milestone has been achieved by Intel in micro chip technology; recently Intel has unveiled the prototype of newly developed silicon photonics microprocessor chip with which it will become possible to move data at the rate of 50Gbps, whereas 6.25Gbps is enough to send an entire HD (720p) movie in one second. […]
• Self-driving robot cars on their way to China July 27, 2010
  To demonstrate and test their prototype, VISLab has set the ‘Intercontinental Autonomous Challenge’, under this challenge two heavily modified Piaggo Porter electric robot cars began their 8,000 miles (13,000 Km, app) journey from Milan (Tuesday- July 20, 2010), after passing through the traffic of Moscow, bitter cold of Siberia and heat of Gobi desert they […]
• ‘Mycorrhiza’: Deserts into Farmland July 11, 2010
  The U.A.E, Qatar and Kuwait are handling this futuristic DEMAND problem in a total new way. Apart from lavish urban cities these countries have lot of spare land in form deserts. The underway project is transformation of their deserts into fertile farmlands by utilizing a mixture of microbes and soil called ‘Mycorrhiza’ – a symbiotic association between fung […]
• ‘Fluorocoxibs’ make tumors GLOW May 31, 2010
  Lawrence Marnett of Vanderbilt University and his team have developed the compounds – ‘Fluorocoxibs’ – which can light up tumors at initial stage, before they turn deadly. Fluorocoxibs are fluorescent inhibitors of the enzyme cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2), COX-2 is active in inflammatory lesions and tumors from early pre malignancy stages, while not found in surr […]
• Intelligent Pill: can find its way to infected region May 25, 2010
  Phillips – a Dutch company has developed electronic pills, named ‘intelligent pills’ or ‘ipill’. This electronic pill is capable of reaching the exact site of infection and after releasing the drug at the infected region, gets out of the body without causing any harm and side affect. Their specific activity is proposed for diseases of gastrointestinal tract […]
• Sparse Coding: savior of the art May 22, 2010
  Mathematicians at Dartmouth College, Hanover N.H have recently presented a method to overcome even a skilled art forgery which they called sparse coding. Sparse coding is a computer based analysis technique, initially learns the artistic vocabulary of the artist in as much detail which is practically not possible by the most experienced appraisers. […]
• Higher milk yield from Cows: Handle with Care May 16, 2010
  Sole reason given for this behavior is, cows produce cortisol (hormone) in response to fear of humans, which suppresses milk production while calling them by names keep them relaxed and less stressed resulting in higher milk yields. […]
• LEC: Lighting Material For Future Devices And Homes May 9, 2010
  Researchers at Swedish varsities and their American colleagues proposed a new lighting component — LEC (light emitting electrochemical cell) using the wonder material Graphene. According to them LECs are cheap to produce, fully recyclable and might be an alternative to present day OLEDs which consist of transparent electrode of indium metal alloy, which is r […]
• Self Cleaning Glass Surfaces May 6, 2010
  Most importantly this material can also be used as super-capacitors in electric vehicles with a regular lithium-ion battery to capture every short burst of power produced by braking, and helping the cars for rapid acceleration by instant power. […]
• 6 Breath Taking Ferrari Concepts April 15, 2010
  Designer Amir Glinik has come up with something incredible which uses a modified Vintage V12 engine from Ferrari ENZO supercar; hand controls are adapted from an F-16 fighter and buttons from a F1 race car. Adjustable ride-height suspension and dampening control are among the unusual features. […]