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Selfies Can Give Clues to Your Personality: Study
Selfie addicts, take note! Your selfie may give others an insight into your personality-denoting whether you are lazy, positive, or neurotic, a new study has found.
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Indians in Singapore Win Young Entrepreneurs Award
Two Indians and an Indian-origin Singaporean have won an award for young social entrepreneurs in Singapore for developing a mobile phone-based English learning solution for elementary school students from low-income families in India.
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New Ultra-Fast Batteries Recharge in Just 2 Minutes
Researchers from Nanyang Technology University say the breakthrough battery technology has a wide-ranging impact on all industries, especially for electric vehicles.
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New Fibre Supercapacitor That Can Power Clothing-Based Wearables
They envision the fibre supercapacitor could be woven into clothing to power medical monitors, communication devices, or other small electronics.
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Researchers develop camera sensor 1,000 times more sensitive to light
This is the first time that a broad spectrum, high photosensitive sensor has been made using pure graphene, inventor of the sensor.
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Selfies Can Give Clues to Your Personality: Study
Selfie addicts, take note! Your selfie may give others an insight into your personality-denoting whether you are lazy, positive, or neurotic, a new study has found.
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Indians in Singapore Win Young Entrepreneurs Award
Two Indians and an Indian-origin Singaporean have won an award for young social entrepreneurs in Singapore for developing a mobile phone-based English learning solution for elementary school students from low-income families in India.
-
New Ultra-Fast Batteries Recharge in Just 2 Minutes
Researchers from Nanyang Technology University say the breakthrough battery technology has a wide-ranging impact on all industries, especially for electric vehicles.
-
New Fibre Supercapacitor That Can Power Clothing-Based Wearables
They envision the fibre supercapacitor could be woven into clothing to power medical monitors, communication devices, or other small electronics.
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Researchers develop camera sensor 1,000 times more sensitive to light
This is the first time that a broad spectrum, high photosensitive sensor has been made using pure graphene, inventor of the sensor.
