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Global forecaster Gerald Celente and his Trends Research Institute’s highly popular conference series is going international! “Find Your Future In Trends,” a weeklong conference in magnificent Galway, Ireland, set on the majestic coastline along Galway Bay, is scheduled for June 10-16, 2017. This dynamic, inspiring conference will explore a series of powerful trends unfolding worldwide...

VTT, the applied research arm of Finland’s Ministry of Employment and Economy, has 3-D-printed miniature “trees” that turn sunlight, wind and even changes in temperature into useful energy. The gadgets, resembling hand-sized tree leaves, layer polymers and electrodes to create small photovoltaic cells. The devices also make electricity when they vibrate, which happens when the...

The British government recently confirmed plans to spend £730 million annually to boost funding for renewable energy, particularly wind and wave power. The UK’s Business and Energy secretary cited the move as Britain’s bid to become an inviting home for green-energy businesses and technologies. At the same time, the government confirmed its plans to phase...

The future is coming! What will it look like? How will it affect your business, your family… your life? There is only one place in the world to read History Before it Happens®: The Trends Journal®, the world leader in trend forecasting. From economics to geopolitics, from real estate to retail, covering trends in over 300 categories since...

Software engineers at the University of Toronto were tackling a major challenge in artificial intelligence: training a neural network through written instructions instead of by showing it hundreds of examples. Then came the bigger finding: They realized the program had learned more effectively than they had taught it. The researchers gave the program instructions for...

Bioengineers at the University of Pittsburgh have created a robotic arm that can, for the first time, detect sensations on its surface and send the information directly to the brain. The device replaces sensory feelings – rough, smooth, hard, soft and so on – that people with damaged spinal cords can’t detect. The research team...

Hirebotics, a Nashville start-up, is bringing automation to small companies that lack the budget and expertise to go it alone. The firm not only rents out small robots, but also installs them, programs them, maintains them and tracks their productivity.  Hirebotics makes the investment to buy the right robot for the client. It then bills...

More and more bacteria are proving resistant to today’s arsenal of antibiotics. But researchers from the University of Oklahoma, St. Louis University and University of Tennessee may have cracked the problem. The team used a supercomputer to identify molecules in cells that disrupt bacterial proteins. They’re called efflux pumps, a major cause of antibiotic resistance....

Moderate exposure to e-cigarettes’ vapors kills the cells in your mouth that protect the body from dangerous bacteria, according to a new study from the Université Laval’s dental school. Researchers put epithelial cells, which line the mouth and repel bacteria, into a chamber and pumped in two five-second puffs of e-vapor each minute for 15...