THE LATEST PREDICTIONS
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First 3D printed human corneas
Source: Future TimelineHuman corneas have been 3D printed for the first time by scientists at Newcastle University, UK.... Read More
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Soaking in Another Victory
Source: The EPA Blogby Tom Damm It’s a four-peat. For the fourth consecutive year, the University of Maryland, College Park has won high honors in EPA’s Campus RainWorks Challenge , a national collegiate competition... Read More
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Helical-shaped nanobots driven inside a living cell
Source: Future TimelineResearchers have demonstrated – for the first time – magnetic, helical-shaped nanomotors inside a living cell. These tiny devices could be used to deliver therapeutic payloads to highly specific locat... Read More
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All new homes in California will have solar power from 2020
Source: Future TimelineCalifornia has passed building codes requiring all new homes to be fitted with solar power from 2020. It is the first state in the USA to enact such a law.... Read More
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AI makes phone calls on your behalf
Source: Future TimelineGoogle has revealed a new virtual assistant, known as Duplex, which can impersonate a human and conduct seamless conversations by phone.... Read More
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Hope in Kentucky Farm Country
Source: The EPA BlogJeremy Hinton is an eighth-generation Kentucky farmer. He and his wife Joanna own Hinton’s Orchard and Farm Market in Hodgenville, Kentucky – the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln. “Our family came to LaR... Read More
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AI outperforms humans in diagnosing heart failure and cancers
Source: Future TimelineDeep learning programs at a diagnostic imaging lab in Cleveland, USA, now routinely defeat their human counterparts in diagnosing heart failure, detecting various cancers and predicting their strength... Read More
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Mapping Tool Scores Sites for Watershed Protection
Source: The EPA Blogby Tom Damm Ralph Spagnolo and Ellen Bryson know their way around the state capitals in EPA’s Mid-Atlantic Region. The regional Water Protection Division employees have been on the road helping... Read More
