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What Part of Our Brain Makes Us Human? | Popular Science
popsci.com — “In his book <i>The Most Human Human,</i> Brian Christian looks at the artificial intelligences we've built, and what they say about us” View full resource at popsci.com
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How It Works: Underground Robot Library | Popular Science
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How It Works - Underground Robot #Library http://t.co/DymjkwPN @PopSci
The New iPad's Screen, Under a Microscope | Popular Science
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iPad2 vs iPad3 screen difference qualified: RT @KQEDscience: The New iPad's Screen, Under a Microscope http://t.co/IkSqx4x5
During Two-Year Personal Study, Doctor Watches Himself Get Diabetes In Close Detail | Popular Science
popsci.com — “A milestone in personalized medicine” View full resource at popsci.com
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During Two-Year Personal Study, Doctor Watches Himself Get Diabetes In Close Detail | Popular Science http://t.co/cVHc6kmR
During Two-Year Personal Study, Doctor Watches Himself Get Diabetes In Close Detail | Popular Science
popsci.com — “A milestone in personalized medicine” View full resource at popsci.com
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Whoa RT @gehealthy: A geneticist from @Stanford donated his living body to gain insight into type 2 diabetes: http://t.co/2M8RavyM
Lasers Can Be Used to Steer Lightning in Mid-Strike http://t.co/3XwwZtVN @rboyle31
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Lasers Can Be Used to Steer Lightning in Mid-Strike http://t.co/3XwwZtVN @rboyle31
Video: Cambridge Researchers Use Legos to Build Artificial Bone in the Lab | Popular Science
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RT @PopSci: Why every serious medical laboratory should have Legos on hand http://t.co/8U5jn48h
No Pulse: How Doctors Reinvented The Human Heart | Popular Science
popsci.com — “This 10,000-rpm, no-pulse artificial heart doesn't resemble an organic heart--and might be all the better for it” View full resource at popsci.com
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By the Numbers: Flu Season, Visualized | Popular Science
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Matthew Bowdish MD Physician, Doctor, Internist, and Allergist
By the Numbers: Flu Season, Visualized http://t.co/5OBzETpe
FYI: Do Competitive Eaters Have Unusual Stomachs? | Popular Science
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Did he really just eat all of those hot dogs? See how competitive eaters do it: http://t.co/hStROFyx
FYI: What Is the Oldest Toy in the World? | Popular Science
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With New Technique, Tiny Robots Can Be Mass-Produced Like Pop-Up Books | Popular Science
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With New Technique, Tiny Robots Can Be Mass-Produced Like Pop-Up Books http://t.co/j7QRnWPI
Depression Can Be Diagnosed With a Blood Test | Popular Science
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Compound Reinvigorates Classic Antibiotics In Fight Against New Superbacteria | Popular Science
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No GNB coverage though... RT @PopSci: A new drug compound reinvigorates antibiotics, improving their effectiveness... http://t.co/5nUEMZBE
Can Treating Your Life As a Game Make You a Better Person? | Popular Science
popsci.com — “One full week of keeping track of absolutely everything, to see if gamification can net you a win in the game of life” View full resource at popsci.com
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RT @EricTopol: Do you think gamification could durably change lifestyle? A short term exp't here http://t.co/Q8ol6R2T #digitalhealth
