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Raw sewage may become a new source of energy for the world. That's right - electricity from poop.

LifeNaut Notes: One of the questions people think about when contemplating human avatars in the future is power. If there is a substitute to the human body, presumably robotic in some fashion, it will need a source of power. Here’s a great article from Science Daily about a new technology that uses ...

New products highlight Associated Wholesalers’ trade show Salespeople hawking everything from consumer electronics to tissue boxes set up shop at Associated Wholesalers’ semi-annual trade show in the York Expo Center’s Toyota Arena on Wednesday to showcase their latest products. Read more on York Da ...

Novel nanoparticle vaccine cures type 1 diabetes in mice Using a sophisticated nanotechnology-based vaccine, researchers were able to successfully cureFirst shared by diabe1on SERVICE_TWITTERLast shared: Sun Apr 11 12:38:44 GMT 20102 Total Shares: 2 Tweets

What is the clothing of the future? How about a gym shirt that can monitor heart rate, analyze sweat loss and keep you at an optimal temperature? Or, a pair of pants that charges your cellphone when placed in your pocket?

Interesting post about clothing that generates electricity for hand held devices.

The exciting one-atom thick super material can now be produced in ample quantities and high quality. Rapid improvements in nanotechnology are now expected.First shared by dresdencodak

Phase transitions of atoms on carbon nanotubes (Science)The nature of phase transitions changes with system dimensionality. Many aspects of two-dimensional systems have been explored by adsorbing rare gases on […]

New Knowledge About the Deformation of Nanocrystals Offers New Tools for ... - Science Daily (pres... http://bit.ly/aq2bf9 #china #nanotech

Interesting futures in gluing stuff together. Cheaply, yet. Nanotech strikes again!...

Sergei Golyshev posted a photo: Once completely dead, this almost fifty years old machine was revived and now is in almost working order.

Nov 15, 2009 - Biomimetics is the new science of imitating nature - but why not save a step, and just copy the design directly? That's what Aussie and British researchers did.