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	MIT uses nanotech to make cancer easier to detect MIT researchers are using nanotechnology to help doctors detect cancer in their patients sooner, increasing their odds of beating the disease. Read More WHITE PAPER: Capella University MP Explore Capella University IT/MBA Programs As an accredited university, Capella University offers online graduate degrees in business, education, human services, information technology, psychology, public health, and public safety and undergraduate degrees in business, information technology, and public safety. Learn More. In this Issue Could smart gun technology make us safer? Toshiba to launch 20-megapixel image chip for digital cameras Astronomers find potentially habitable planet nearby Apple's Cook, 'God particle' on Time's list of 2012 notables Video: 2012 robot review Could smart gun technology make us safer? Smart gun technology, which can discern between authorized and unauthorized users, has been around for more than a dozen years. Though it has lacked political support in the past, interest may again be building. Read More Toshiba to launch 20-megapixel image chip for digital cameras Toshiba is preparing a 20-megapixel image sensor for digital cameras that it says will be the highest resolution of its kind. Read More Astronomers find potentially habitable planet nearby A nearby Sun-like star is host to a planet that may be capable of supporting life, according to an international group of astronomers. Read More Apple's Cook, 'God particle' on Time's list of 2012 notables It has been a big year for some tech luminaries, with several of them getting a nod from editors picking Time Magazine's Person of the Year. Read More Video: 2012 robot review Robots often end up as toys or eye candy at trade show booths, but many of them have more noble purposes. We'll show you both in the 2012 robot review. Read More
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