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Biohacking Crispr: Why human DNA isn’t computer code

A, C, G, T: The fundamental code that programmes the human body is a combination of these four letters, representing the four nucleobases. See more..

By Valentina Cullmann - January 30, 2020
European 5AMLD regulation an epic fail for blockchain startups

The 5th Anti-Money Laundering Directive (5AMLD) entered into law in July 2018, but only came into. See more..

By Pat Rabbitte - January 30, 2020
#5AMLD

#blockchain

#europe
Startup introduces wearable robotics for everyday use

Conventional prosthetics pose problems for patients performing simple actions on a daily basis.. See more..

By Pat Rabbitte - January 29, 2020
#powered prosthetics

#reboocon
The first carbon footprint labels to arrive in European supermarkets

There is little surprise seeing supermarket customers flip items around to read the nutritional. See more..

By Grace Brennan - January 28, 2020
#carbon footprint

#carbon footprint labels

#food industry
Smart fridges set to get smarter with IoT & AI functionalities

In June 2000, LG introduced the first internet-connected fridge. These ‘smart fridges’ were. See more..

By Pat Rabbitte - January 27, 2020
#AI

#IoT

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