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Preview thumbnail for 5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. image
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices.
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Preview thumbnail for The brain tunes itself to a point where it is as excitable as it can be without tipping into disorder, suggests a new study in rats. This criticality hypothesis asserts that the brain is poised on the fine line between quiescence and chaos. At exactly this line, information processing is maximized. image
The brain tunes itself to a point where it is as excitable as it can be without tipping into disorder, suggests a new study in rats. This criticality hypothesis asserts that the brain is poised on the fine line between quiescence and chaos. At exactly this line, information processing is maximized.
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Preview thumbnail for Toddlers prefer winners, but avoid those who win by force - Toddlers aged just 1.5 years prefer individuals whom other people yield to. It appears to be deeply rooted in human nature to seek out those with the highest social status. However, they don’t like and would avoid those who win by force. image
Toddlers prefer winners, but avoid those who win by force - Toddlers aged just 1.5 years prefer individuals whom other people yield to. It appears to be deeply rooted in human nature to seek out those with the highest social status. However, they don’t like and would avoid those who win by force.
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Preview thumbnail for New experimental painkiller is like stronger morphine without the addiction: The drug, called AT-121, targets the same opioid receptors in the brain but also latches on to nociception receptors, that block the brain’s addiction-forming response, in a primate study in Science Translational Medicine. image
New experimental painkiller is like stronger morphine without the addiction: The drug, called AT-121, targets the same opioid receptors in the brain but also latches on to nociception receptors, that block the brain’s addiction-forming response, in a primate study in Science Translational Medicine.
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Preview thumbnail for Lying in a foreign language is easier, because lying is associated with more emotions than staying with the truth, and communicating in a second language is less emotionally arousing, suggests a new study. image
Lying in a foreign language is easier, because lying is associated with more emotions than staying with the truth, and communicating in a second language is less emotionally arousing, suggests a new study.