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Month: October 2014

Running Robots May Be Inspired by Birds
Engineering New Technologies Zoology

Running Robots May Be Inspired by Birds

October 30, 2014April 3, 2021

In preparation for building better running robots, researchers have made useful discoveries about some of nature’s most energy efficient bipeds…

Solar Power Material 90 Percent Efficient
Engineering Environment New Technologies

Solar Power Material 90 Percent Efficient

October 29, 2014April 8, 2021

Solar power may be on the verge of becoming a great deal cheaper, more efficient, and longer lasting, thanks to a solar energy research team.

How Humans, Birds, and Grasshoppers Breathe
Biology Zoology

How Humans, Birds, and Grasshoppers Breathe

October 28, 2014April 4, 2021

This informative illustration of how three different animals breathe is the work of Eleanor Lutz, a designer with a degree…

Saving the Honey Bees with Microscopic Bugs
Biology Environment Zoology

Saving the Honey Bees with Microscopic Bugs

October 27, 2014September 5, 2015

For several decades, honey bees have been ravaged by a deadly disease that kills their babies and leads to the…

Florida Lizards are Evolving, Fast
Biology Zoology

Florida Lizards are Evolving, Fast

October 24, 2014August 26, 2021

In the span of just 15 years, scientists have documented native lizards evolving rapidly in response to pressure from an invasive species.

Bluefin Killifish Flamboyant Fin Colors
Biology Zoology

Bluefin Killifish Flamboyant Fin Colors

October 21, 2014September 5, 2015

Fish use their fins for swimming, but fins can also advertise a fish’s social status and health. In a new…

Agile Robots Inspired by Gecko Feet
Biology New Technologies Zoology

Agile Robots Inspired by Gecko Feet

October 15, 2014March 31, 2021

An in depth study of how a gecko’s feet work could lead to designs for more agile robots that can…

Crocodile Data Gets Crowd-sourced
Citizen Science Zoology

Crocodile Data Gets Crowd-sourced

October 14, 2014September 5, 2015

Crocodiles are even more sophisticated hunters than previously understood, according to research from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Crocodilians (crocodiles,…

Quantum Computers Coming Soon
New Technologies Physics

Quantum Computers Coming Soon

October 13, 2014April 4, 2021

Two research teams at the University of New South Wales have taken us a step closer to building super powerful…

Robotic Prosthetics for Amputees
Biology Engineering Health New Technologies

Robotic Prosthetics for Amputees

October 9, 2014April 3, 2021

These robotic prosthetics are replacement arms and hands controlled by neuromuscular implants. They are now a clinical reality.

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