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This New Technique Can Make Painless, Blood-Free Tattoos A Reality
When the patch's microneedles pierce the skin, they disintegrate, releasing the ink and applying the tattoo.
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Nanostructured, High-Performance Alloy Developed Using 3D-Printing: Details
Reseachers have developed a nanostructured high-entropy alloy that is far more ductile and stronger than other state-of-the-art additively manufactured materials. Created by researchers at from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the Georgia Institute of Technology, the material could pave way for building higher-performance components used...
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This Snake-Like Robot, Inspired By Plants, Can Burrow Through Sand And Soil
Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara and Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a snake-like robot that can burrow into the sand and navigate underground.
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Backend Vulnerabilities Found in Top 5,000 Free Android Apps: Report
Researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology and The Ohio State University studied only applications in the Google Play Store.
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Contraceptive Jewellery To Prevent Pregnancies? Watch How It Works
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have created "contraceptive jewellery" that could one day make family planning as easy as wearing a necklace.
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Lyft Lifted Professor's Patented Ride Share Technology, Lawsuit Alleges
A retired Georgia Institute of Technology engineering professor described as a "pioneer" in developing the idea of ride sharing has sued Lyft.
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Soon, a Pain-Free Patch May Replace Flu Shots
A group of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University, are now working on creating a pain-less patch that can help people self-administer the vaccine with the press of a thumb.
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Google Glass May Teach You Morse Code Within Hours
Scientists have used Google Glass to teach people Morse code within four hours using a series of vibrations felt near the ear.
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Smart Phone App Finds Missing Student in Georgia Railroad Ditch
Atlanta police on Tuesday were looking into what happened to a Georgia Institute of Technology student missing for several days until he was found injured but alive in a railroad ditch by friends using a smartphone app, a police spokesman said.
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# and @ Symbols Affect Language on Twitter, Says Study
When tweeters use hashtags - a practice that can enable messages to reach more people - they tend to be more formal and drop the use of abbreviations and emoticons, according to a new study.
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New Gloves Teach Users Braille While They Perform Other Tasks
People wearing the passive haptic learning gloves do not have to pay to attention to the learning task.
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CNN to Research Drone Use in Journalism
CNN has teamed up with Georgia Institute of Technology on a research project amid intense interest in drones beyond military and intelligence purposes.
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Triboelectric nanogenerators to power mobiles through everyday motion
The Georgia Institute of Technology team claims to have developed the first triboelectric nanogenerator, or TENG.
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'Tribo-electric' prototype developed that converts movement into power
The Georgia Institute of Technology-developed prototype can convert movement - from waves, dancing and even rainfall - to power.
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Wear backpack, walk and charge mobile phone!
To address growing demands to recharge electrical devices in a world that is constantly facing power outages, researchers developing a new, portable charging source that relies on human walk.
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This New Technique Can Make Painless, Blood-Free Tattoos A Reality
When the patch's microneedles pierce the skin, they disintegrate, releasing the ink and applying the tattoo.
-
Nanostructured, High-Performance Alloy Developed Using 3D-Printing: Details
Reseachers have developed a nanostructured high-entropy alloy that is far more ductile and stronger than other state-of-the-art additively manufactured materials. Created by researchers at from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the Georgia Institute of Technology, the material could pave way for building higher-performance components used...
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This Snake-Like Robot, Inspired By Plants, Can Burrow Through Sand And Soil
Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara and Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a snake-like robot that can burrow into the sand and navigate underground.
-
Backend Vulnerabilities Found in Top 5,000 Free Android Apps: Report
Researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology and The Ohio State University studied only applications in the Google Play Store.
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Contraceptive Jewellery To Prevent Pregnancies? Watch How It Works
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have created "contraceptive jewellery" that could one day make family planning as easy as wearing a necklace.
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Lyft Lifted Professor's Patented Ride Share Technology, Lawsuit Alleges
A retired Georgia Institute of Technology engineering professor described as a "pioneer" in developing the idea of ride sharing has sued Lyft.
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Soon, a Pain-Free Patch May Replace Flu Shots
A group of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University, are now working on creating a pain-less patch that can help people self-administer the vaccine with the press of a thumb.
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Google Glass May Teach You Morse Code Within Hours
Scientists have used Google Glass to teach people Morse code within four hours using a series of vibrations felt near the ear.
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Smart Phone App Finds Missing Student in Georgia Railroad Ditch
Atlanta police on Tuesday were looking into what happened to a Georgia Institute of Technology student missing for several days until he was found injured but alive in a railroad ditch by friends using a smartphone app, a police spokesman said.
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# and @ Symbols Affect Language on Twitter, Says Study
When tweeters use hashtags - a practice that can enable messages to reach more people - they tend to be more formal and drop the use of abbreviations and emoticons, according to a new study.
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New Gloves Teach Users Braille While They Perform Other Tasks
People wearing the passive haptic learning gloves do not have to pay to attention to the learning task.
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CNN to Research Drone Use in Journalism
CNN has teamed up with Georgia Institute of Technology on a research project amid intense interest in drones beyond military and intelligence purposes.
-
Triboelectric nanogenerators to power mobiles through everyday motion
The Georgia Institute of Technology team claims to have developed the first triboelectric nanogenerator, or TENG.
-
'Tribo-electric' prototype developed that converts movement into power
The Georgia Institute of Technology-developed prototype can convert movement - from waves, dancing and even rainfall - to power.
-
Wear backpack, walk and charge mobile phone!
To address growing demands to recharge electrical devices in a world that is constantly facing power outages, researchers developing a new, portable charging source that relies on human walk.
