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New material may help cut battery costs for electric cars, cellphones
Phys.Org Researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas and Seoul National University have designed a novel battery cathode material that offers a potentially … |
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US lifts electronics ban on Turkish Airlines and Emirates flights – CNET
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US lifts electronics ban on Turkish Airlines and Emirates flights CNET The US government put the ban in place in March, claiming specific intelligence threats indicated that large electronics could be used to conceal bombs. The ban applied to airlines flying from eight Middle Eastern and North African nations to cities in … Laptop ban lifted for Emirates and Turkish Airlines Emirates, Turkish airlines join Etihad in avoiding laptop ban for US flights Emirates, Turkish Airlines |
Ukazoo Books to reopen on Loch Raven Boulevard – Baltimore Sun
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Ukazoo Books to reopen on Loch Raven Boulevard
Baltimore Sun Ukazoo Books, a buyer and seller of new and used books and a fixture in Towson since 2007, is reopening near the corner of Loch Raven Boulevard and Joppa Road Wednesday. The store closed its Dulaney Plaza store in December after losing its lease. |
German MotoGP Results (News) (Race Results)
Marc Marquez (Honda) took his 8th win in a row at the Sachsenring circuit in Germany earlier today, moving him into the championship points lead in the 2017 MotoGP series. Rookie Jonas Folger (Yamaha) ran with Marquez until the final two laps when he faded to finish in second place ahead of Dani Pedrosa (Honda) […]
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This engineer is using old cell phones to stop illegal logging – Popular Science
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This engineer is using old cell phones to stop illegal logging
Popular Science White, now 35, learned that parts of the rainforest boast remarkable mobile phone service. Cell towers abound, even where roads and power lines are scarce. Locals can make calls and send texts from the outskirts of the forests, where illicit loggers do … |