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Wave-power ships could bring cheaper clean electricity

Ships could harvest wave power, store it in batteries and then feed it into the grid to meet peak demand without the need for expensive undersea cables

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Rat memory restored by installing replay electronics

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Drug-loaded brain electrode could prevent seizures

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A renewable energy generator for all seasons

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China's hydropower proponents unfazed by Three Gorges

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Wind is Japan's strongest alternative to nuclear

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Wind is Japan's strongest alternative to nuclear

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Static charge provides clue to age of fingerprints

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Electric vehicles herald rise of the in-car app

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Electric vehicles herald rise of the in-car app

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Know where the wind blows to boost power grid capacity

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Know where the wind blows to boost power grid capacity

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Trying on the headsets that can read your mind

You can play interactive games by thought alone thanks to a new brainwave-reading headset – but is it any good? And what's the competition like?

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Mind controls: Electrodes sitting on the brain's surface

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Mind controls: Wires in the brain

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Mind controls: Running electricity through the skull

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Graphene etching to usher in computing revolution

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