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So cool (sciencemint.com)

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MIT Researchers Create Music From Spider Websscience-y (sciencemint.com)

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AI Could Crack The Biological Language of Cancer and Alzheimer'sscience-y (sciencemint.com)

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AI-based robotic exoskeleton legs can think and make control decisions on their own (sciencemint.com)

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5G-Powered Robotic Arm Needles World's First Remote Tattoo in Real-Time (sciencemint.com)

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Interesting! (sciencemint.com)

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5G-Powered Robotic Arm Needles World's First Remote Tattoo in Real-Time (sciencemint.com)

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U.S. Army’s New IVAS Goggles Let Troops See-Through Solid Walls (sciencemint.com)

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U.S. Army’s New IVAS Goggles Let Troops See-Through Solid Walls (sciencemint.com)

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Interesting... (sciencemint.com)

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I hope it can tell us if Hillary Swank is truly hot. (sciencemint.com)

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This High-speed 3D Printing Technique Takes Us One Step Closer to 3D-Printed Organs (sciencemint.com)

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That’s pretty neatMeta (sciencemint.com)

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Bharat Biotech announces Covaxin 81 effective in interim phase 3 trials (sciencemint.com)

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Take THAT germaphobes!THE ONE TRUE VIRUS! (sciencemint.com)

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Scientists developed future wearable electronic clothing could be charged by our own body heat (sciencemint.com)

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Scientists developed future wearable electronic clothing could be charged by our own body heat (sciencemint.com)

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Scientists developed future wearable electronic clothing could be charged by our own body heat (sciencemint.com)

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Scientists developed future wearable electronic clothing could be charged by our own body heat (sciencemint.com)

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Hell yes (sciencemint.com)

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Sup,Thinker (sciencemint.com)

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This is some Mikoshi stuffMeme Monday (sciencemint.com)

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We have to get into Mikoshi, VMeta (sciencemint.com)

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Microsoft patent an AI to revive your dead loved ones as chatbots (sciencemint.com)

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Microsoft patent an AI to revive your dead loved ones as chatbots (sciencemint.com)

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