Consumers don't fully trust smart home technologies sciencedaily.com
Consumers don't fully trust smart home technologiesSubmitted by existential1 in Science
No shit...but also interesting they seem to be assuming women are buying more than
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A Raspberry Pi-based virtual reality system for small animals sciencedaily.com
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New era of viviculture
A GoPro for beetles: Researchers create a robotic camera backpack for insects sciencedaily.com
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The surveillance state is heading to bugs next. Smh
How memories form and fade: Strong memories are encoded by teams of neurons working together in synchronySharing a secret...the quantum way sciencedaily.com
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Secret to longevity may lie in the microbiome and the gut: Experiments in fruit flies show increased lifespan thanks to a combination of probiotics and an herbal supplement
Exposure To Low-level Magnetic Fields Causes DNA Damage In Rat Brain Cells, Researchers FindLinks between video games and gambling run deeper than previously thought, study reveals sciencedaily.com
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I'm skeptical. I know my own experience isnt representative, but gambling and video gaming
New organic material unlocks faster and more flexible electronic devices sciencedaily.com
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Nice, so we'll be overharvesting other things for tech next.
Artificial 'neurotransistor' created: Imitating the functioning of neurons using semiconductor materials sciencedaily.com
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One step closer to another great mistake
NASA's Curiosity Rover finds an ancient oasis on Mars
Most massive neutron star ever detected, almost too massive to exist
Rainforest destruction from gold mining hits all-time high in Peru
Snowpack declines may stunt tree growth and forests' ability to store carbon emissionsBrain builds and uses maps of social networks, physical space, in the same way sciencedaily.com
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This is pretty cool. I feel like we knew this intuitively though.
Carbon Footprint Of Best Conserving Americans Is Still Double Global Average
Seeds inherit memories from their mother: Maternal and environmental control of seed dormancy is carried out through novel epigenetic mechanisms
Fossils from the world's oldest trees, hundreds of millions of years old, reveal their bizarre structure
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