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Innovation

Origami batteries, could one day power biosensors for use in remote locations

Origami batteries, could one day power biosensors for use in remote locations, developed by Binghamton University researcher Seokheun Choi. Origami,

Innovation

CLOUD BASED TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES SIGNIFICANT ADVANTAGES TO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES

When you’re in an industry as mobile as the construction industry, finding economical ways to improve productivity and customer relations

Innovation

NASA dipping its toe into the automotive world

NASA dipping its toe into the automotive world: Meet The Modular Robotic Vehicle (MRV). NASA actually has been working on

Innovation

FLIR FX Security Camera

FLIR FX Security Camera. If you have a Security Camera, How much time do you invest reviewing all recorded video?.

Innovation

10 Things You Need To Know About Google’s Mobile Algorithm Update

10 Things You Need To Know About Google’s Mobile Algorithm Update. After Google’s Mobile Algorithm update release, most LinkedIn pursers

Business

Do we understand success? What learner agility persons are doing?

Do we understand success? What learner agility persons are doing?. Most of all regular hard working people ask them self,

Design

Design studio Nendo with more than 100 project lauched

Design studio Nendo with more than 100 project lauched. Prolific design studio Nendo has launched over 100 products during the

Society

Training to be the best: champion apprentices

The elite of Switzerland’s apprenticeship system compete once a year to become the best in their field. It’s a showcase

Culture

The evolving Swiss identity: 1964-2014

Can you be a good Swiss citizen if you don’t know the national anthem or haven’t done military service? Two

Society

Switzerland named one of the top places to grow old

Switzerland is one of the top three countries to grow old, according to a global index of wellbeing for people

Society

Lake Geneva tunnel vote heats up

Could Geneva’s chronic traffic problems be eased by a new road tunnel under the lake? On September 28 locals will

Society

Why can’t men make part-time work?

Just over 14% of men work part-time in Switzerland, a country with the second highest rate of part-time workers out