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Computer scientists at Kobe University in Japan built a crab computer—or a basic functioning set of simple processes called logic gates—with the help of groups of crustaceans. 
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Queen's University professor Selim Akl has provided additional proof to the theory that nature computes.
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By directing bubbles through etched pathways, bubbles can act as bits and be used to solve computations.
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A group of scientists have laid out an ambitious plan to tackle one of the grand challenges facing mankind in the early 21st century--develop a supercomputer that can simulate the brain. Articles about NEUROSCIENCE: http://www.scoop.it/t/science-news?tag=neuroscience
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Computer scientists from Rice University, the University of Pennsylvania and seven other institutions are teaming up to address one of the greatest ironies of the information age: While computers and robots have automated the manufacture of...
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April 15, 2014 4:26 PM
computer programmers are the ones that program computers to do certain things. What if they programmed them to help out the computer programmers? That's what computer scientists from Rich University, from Pennsylvania and seven other institutions are teaming up to do, with a grant for th National Science Foundation of $10 million. If they succeed, this can help thousands of computer programmers across the country.
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3-D printing makes prototyping ideas much easier, meaning more inventors creating more new technologies. It also means a revolution in the way consumer goods are created and shipped. Engineers are also working to change our habit of single-material manufacturing, where each part much be produced separately and then fitted together at a later stage. Professor of computing at Cornell University, Hod Lipson says: "We are making materials within materials, and embedding and weaving multiple materials into complex patterns."
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