STOCKHOLM: Scientists have, for the first time, recovered RNA from an extinct species, the Tasmanian tiger, raising hope for the resurrection of animals once thought lost forever, researchers from Stockholm University told Agence France-Presse (AFP).
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it to my virtual cart. i can t think for the life of me why this completely seamless contraption wouldn t fly off the shelves. did it work? no. technology is actually woven into the fabric of our everyday lives. we have autonomous smart police stations, we ve got government digital services, we even have a thriving digital art scene. growth is exponential with digital, and it s very important for the region and for the country. how we ll get around in the future is also a key theme this year. the vehicles here aren tjust smart, they re sensitive. these individual spoilers aren t for aerodynamics they re to let other drivers know how this car is feeling. inspired by reptiles, this mercedes concept car s skin moves like an animal s, with its back up literally. but it s also in tune with how i m feeling. inside the cockpit replica, i m able to control a video game purely with the power of thought.
it to my virtual cart. i can t think for the life of me why this completely seamless contraption wouldn t fly off the shelves. did it work? no. technology is actually woven into the fabric of our everyday lives. we have autonomous smart police stations, we ve got government digital services, we even have a thriving digital art scene. growth is exponential with digital, and it s very important for the region and for the country. how we ll get around in the future is also a key theme this year. the vehicles here aren tjust smart, they re sensitive. these individual spoilers aren t for aerodynamics they re to let other drivers know how this car is feeling. inspired by reptiles, this mercedes concept car s skin moves like an animal s, with its back up literally. but it s also in tune with how i m feeling. inside the cockpit replica, i m able to control a video game purely with the power of thought.
and for the country. how we ll get around in the future is also a key theme this year. the vehicles here aren tjust smart, they re sensitive. these individual spoilers aren t for aerodynamics they re to let other drivers know how this car is feeling. inspired by reptiles, this mercedes concept car s skin moves like an animal s, with its back up literally. but it s also in tune with how i m feeling. inside the cockpit replica, i m able to control a video game purely with the power of thought. an eeg headset reads my brain activity, and when i think about a virtual button, it tells a computer my selection. and the government is honing in on this area as part of a wider push to attract foreign talent and grow its tech scene. true to form, it s kicking off an international competition next week.