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Bill Gates Warns Sillicon Valley of Technology’s Dangerous Potential

In an interview with Axios ahead of the release of the annual letter from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates issued a somber warning to tech giants.

February 15, 2018
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A Fully Solar-Powered Car May Be Hitting the Road by 2019

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Solar-powered cars have been thought of by many as an impossible pipedream. But the innovators behind Lightyear One, a fully solar-powered vehicle to be released in 2019, just won an award for their design.

January 8, 2018
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Rippling Graphene Sheets May Be the Key to Clean, Unlimited Energy

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Physicists at the University of Arkansas have invented a nano-scale power generator that could potentially use the movement of graphene to produce clean, unlimited energy. Called a Vibration Energy Harvester, this development provides evidence for the

December 4, 2017
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New Device Lets You Charge Your Phone Just By Walking

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SolePower is reinventing the way we charge our portable devices through a technology called SmartBoots, which feature removable shoe inserts that allow people to charge their gadgets by walking.

September 27, 2017
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We May Finally Have a Way to Cheaply Manufacture Pure Graphene

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A researcher has patented a straightforward method for synthesizing graphene from graphite. Not only is the process cheaper than traditional methods, it also produces graphene in its pure form, which maintains the wonder material's remarkable mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties.

August 30, 2017
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Researchers Made a Graphene Sieve That Can Make Seawater Safe to Drink

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Researchers at the University of Manchester have used graphene to produce an efficient, cost-effective method of turning seawater into drinking water.

August 15, 2017
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