Bioprinting has generated bones, cartilage, and some muscles; hearts and livers are still years away.
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The fundamentally different paradigm of quantum computation will require fundamentally different security.
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Battery-Free Cellphones on the Horizon
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In Memoriam Peter Wegner: 1932-2017
Wegner made significant contributions to the theory of object-oriented programming.
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A second-generation academic supercomputer aims to break into the top rankings of the world's fastest supercomputers.
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