Scientists Discover New Recycling Process To Create BPA-Free Plastics

According to the American Chemical Society, we use more than 2.7 million tons of plastics (polycarbonates) to make things you use every day: baby bottles, CDs, LED screens, eyeglass lenses and smartphones. Over time those plastics decompose and leach a industrial toxic chemical called bisphenol (BPA) into the environment.

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Can Smart Cities Improve The Health Of Its Citizens?

This piece was co-authored with Marzieh Nabi, Ph.D., PARC researcher, working on distributed control and optimization, autonomous and networked dynamical systems, machine learning and data mining, robotics, and flight dynamics.
Smart cities hold the promise to potentially make urban areas more efficient, more secure, and even more, um, health conscious?

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Sony Banned A Guy From PSN For Using His Real Name

For those that don’t play on a service like Xbox Live or PSN, this is a huge deal: not only can it shut down all the progress you’ve made in any internet-connected game, it can also invalidate your digital purchases. Both the Xbox One and PS4 are digital natives, and your account is your key to most everything you do.

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Specifications For Storage For Performance And Preservation

Published specification help to create an open industry where multiple vendors can provide products and services with interoperability. This provides the multi-vendor support that customers seek and also helps to create lower costs storage solutions that minimize the negative impacts of proprietary storage systems. These recent advances to create distributed non-volatile memory in storage systems and data centers as well as data preservation will help to feed the continued growth of digital storage.

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