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15 June 2019 by lynnwood

Healthcare

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Airbag protection from hip fractures
Each year worldwide many seniors fall down and break their hips. The consequences are dreadful for their health and cause tremendo
15 June 2019 by IdeaSpies

Wellbeing

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Fully automated luxury communism
Lab-grown meat could feed the world. Renewable energy could power it. Automation could save us from mind-numbing jobs. But only if capitalism is replaced with a form of communism that deploys these technologies to the benefit of the many. https://futurism.com/the-byte/nyt-automated-luxury-communism
12 June 2019 by IdeaSpies

AI

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A new technology that identifies healthy embryos
Life Whisperer, a new technology that identifies healthy embryos, has been labelled a game changer for couples struggling to conceive. The world-first IVF technology developed in South Australia uses artificial intelligence to compare images of new embryos with those that have previously led to successful pregnancies. Currently, doctors have to rely on the naked eye, and a microscope, to determine the healthiest embryo. https://7news.com.au/news/sa/revolutionary-ivf-treatment-uses-artificial-intelligence-to-find-healthy-embryos-c-76007
12 June 2019 by lynnwood

Artistic

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Keeping Language Alive
The International Year of Indigenous Languages is 2019. The Poetry in First Languages (PIFL) project celebrates, shares and preser
11 June 2019 by Gillian Corba...

AgTech

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Carbon Sequestering Seed Inoculation
SoilCQuest have an amazing seed technology which can sequester atmospheric carbon dioxide. This has the added benefit of improving soil health by increasing soil carbon levels which in turn promotes plant growth. This unique technology was discovered by examining the traits of plants that thrived in harsh environments. Find out more here https://www.soilcquest.org.au/
7 June 2019 by James Kilby