Jurassic Perk: A wine-loving dinosaur for your kitchen
20 September 2017
Crack open a bottle of wine and let this prehistoric sommelier do the rest – it’ll let you know when the first glass is poured
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China's struggle to overcome technological imperialism
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The Chinese Typewriter tells the fascinating story of technological colonialism, racism and the complexities of a language unlike any other
Our terrifying energy future leaves us with uncertainties
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We could outrun environmental disaster by ditching fossil fuels for safer options, but will we? Three new books paint a scary picture by refusing to commit
The new nuclear race: Why North Korea isn’t the real story
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The sabre-rattling between Pyongyang and Washington is masking a dangerous destabilisation in deterrence – making nuclear war by accident a real possibility
End-of-life chatbot can help you with difficult final decisions
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A virtual assistant helps people who are terminally ill feel less anxious about death and more ready to complete their last will and testament
The NHS is using a chatbot to do tedious corporate team-building
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The UK's National Health Service and 10 big firms are experimenting with CoachBot, which replaces "coaching and development" staff with an automated chatbot
Plastic cubes injected into the body could replace booster shots
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Microscopic degradable polymer cubes stuffed with vaccines could spell the end of booster jabs, and lead to a single vaccine that protects against all diseases
Robot made from a DNA strand could deliver cargo in your blood
14 September 2017
Micromachine with two feet and two arms could pick up and deliver drugs in the bloodstream or build chemical compounds, one tiny step at a time
It's too easy for bioterrorists to access dangerous research
14 September 2017
The systems designed to stop potentially risky research being published and used to make weapons of terror have “multiple shortcomings”, warns US report
AI spots Alzheimer’s brain changes years before symptoms emerge
14 September 2017
A machine-learning algorithm that examines MRI scans can identify alterations in how different regions of the brain are connected that indicate future disease
