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Spinal cord regeneration success in mice | mouse, spinal cord, nerve, growth, regeneration, medicine, paralysis | US researchers have for the first time encouraged substantial regrowth in nerves controlling voluntary movement after spinal cord injury. | 20100808 | peek | visit | add/edit |
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What is Wikileaks? | WikiLeaks, journalism, politics, truth, crowdsourcing | 20100725 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Facebook hits 500m user milestone | Facebook, growth, Internet, social network | 20100721 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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The unintended consequences of Facebook | Facebook, social network, growth, social, trend, Internet | Facebook is celebrating its 500-millionth user, but the social media application has had wide consequences, even for those who have never signed on. | 20100721 | peek | visit | add/edit |
| 5 | Twistori | Twitter, visualization, crowdsourcing, inspiration | - | peek | visit | add/edit | ||
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Should we trust the wisdom of crowds? | crowdsourcing, collaboration, UK, solution | 20100705 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
| 7 | Scientists discover the gene responsible for head regrowth: Smed-βcatenin-1 | genetics, organ, regeneration, tissue growing | When Reddien and Petersen turned off the Smed-βcatenin-1 gene they discovered that a flatworm will regenerate a head at any amputation site. In fact, if the scientists made six incisions in the side of the worm’s body, the worm would regrow six new heads. The human implications of this research are enticing. Engineering a person’s body to replace damaged or diseased cells, tissues, organs, or even limbs is one possibility. This would be helpful for treating diseases such as Alzheimer’s. Also, understanding normal cell regeneration is one step toward discovering what happens when stem cells malfunction during the process of cell renewal, | 20100517 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Scientists take first steps in growing working livers | liver, transplant, graft, growth | 20100613 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Criticism of religion | religion, philosophy, atheism, science, criticism, faith, brainwashing, exploitation, crowd, fear, hope, sacrifice, psychology, manipulation | - | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Malaysian web users team up for crowd-sourced film | Malaysia, crowdsourcing, movie, collaboration, emergence, story, writing | Crowd-sourcing - the practice of enabling many people to help on a single task - is seen as one of the great triumphs of the world wide web. But one project in Malaysia is set to put the wisdom of crowds to the ultimate test, as it attempts to create a full-length feature film. | 20100507 | peek | visit | add/edit |
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Enabling Collective Intelligence in Response to Emergencies | Anthony Judge, crowdsourcing, collective intelligence, emergency, disaster | 20100601 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Moon Zoo | Moon, virtual reality, crowdsourcing, astronomy | - | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Japanese firm wants to transform the Moon into a giant solar power plant | solar, energy, Moon, Japan, electricity, sustainability, microwave | A Japanese construction firm, has recently proposed a plan to harness solar energy on a larger scale than almost any previously proposed concept. Their ambitious plan involves building a belt of solar cells around the Moon’s 6,800-mile (11,000-kilometer) equator, converting the electricity to powerful microwaves and lasers to be beamed at Earth, and finally converting the beams back to electricity at terrestrial power stations. The Luna Ring concept, the company says, could meet the entire world's energy needs. | 20100602 | peek | visit | add/edit |
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Clever New Caledonian crows can use three tools | crow, bird, intelligence, brain, tool, technology, animal | 20100420 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Microsoft's Internet Explorer losing browser share | browser, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, Firefox, Google Chrome | Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) web browser, now accounts for less than 60% of the market, down from 95% at its peak in 2003, according to new figures. | 20100504 | peek | visit | add/edit |
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Twitter used to predict box office hits | Twitter, prediction, future, movie, crowdsourcing | 20100409 | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Europe's Plan to Simulate the Entire Planet | crowdsourcing, simulation, planet, real time, data, global brain | The 'Living Earth Simulator' will mine economic, environmental and health data to create a model of the entire planet in real time. | 20100430 | peek | visit | add/edit |
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What do you suggest? | suggestion, Google, visualization, language, crowdsourcing | Using data from Google to make suggetions on where you might like to go next, What Do You Suggest is an experimental and interactive environment designed to explore how we use language and search on the internet. | - | peek | visit | add/edit |
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Nepal and China agree on Mount Everest's height | geology, Mount Everest, China, Nepal, GPS, growth | They agreed that the world's highest mountain - which traverses the border of the two countries - should be recognised as being 8,848m tall. ... But geologists say that the estimates of both countries over the height of Mount Everest could be wrong. They say that the mountain is becoming higher as India is gradually pushed beneath China and Nepal because of shifting continental plates. In May 1999 an American team used GPS technology to record a height of 8,850m - a figure that is now used by the US National Geographic Society - although it has not been officially accepted by Nepal. | 20100408 | peek | visit | add/edit |
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The Return of No-Growth Economics | economy, Europe, capitalism, growth, sustainability | Few would argue the world can just go back to the old go-go economy, where a large part of what was taken as growth was financed by unsustainable bubbles in credit and asset prices. | 20100329 | peek | visit | add/edit |
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How to save the Earth via the World Wide Web | Sun, solar flare, crowdsourcing, astronomy | There are not many websites which literally give you the chance to protect the world. Yet, if you are keen on spending a few moments of your day defending the Earth from an imminent solar attack, the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London would like to hear from you. | 20100305 | peek | visit | add/edit |
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Ushahidi :: Crowdsourcing Crisis Information (FOSS) | crowdsourcing, mobile phone, visualization, SMS, humanitarian aid, disaster | The Ushahidi Engine is a platform that allows anyone to gather distributed data via SMS, email or web and visualize it on a map or timeline. Our goal is to create the simplest way of aggregating information from the public for use in crisis response. | - | peek | visit | add/edit |
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David Letterman - Beer Shooter | beer, robot, 2007, invention, throw | - | peek | visit | add/edit | |
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Aardvark | crowdsourcing, question, answer, Google, reference | When you want trusted information — product recommendations, travel suggestions, local tips, or career advice — a real conversation with a friend (or friend-of-friend) can be much more helpful than searching the web. Aardvark is easy: just send Aardvark a question in plain English, like you do when talking to a friend. Aardvark figures out who might be able to answer, and asks on your behalf — Aardvark is the hub. It’s all about people helping each other out! | - | peek | visit | add/edit |
| 25 | Open Letter to the Queen | environment, science, prosperity, growth, economy, energy | 20090814 | peek | visit | add/edit |



