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	Scientists take 'significant step' in search for antimatter Scientists at the CERN, or European Organization for Nuclear Research, center in Switzerland say say they've made a "significant step" in the hunt for antimatter. Read More   RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Premier 100 IT Leadership Conference How are the top IT 100 leaders transforming their companies? Learn how the most innovative IT leaders are retooling their organizations for today's business models. Go beyond theories, gaining practical strategies you can use to reinvent yourself and your enterprise for what's ahead. Get hands-on, developing actionable innovation and leadership plans in "Transformation Studio" sessions led by top CIOs. Join us for this premier, two-day event at the JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort & Spa in Tucson, Arizona. Register now for just $595 and SAVE $600. In this Issue The Internet of Things for sports is quickly taking shape Google's DeepMind buy would add smarts to search, robots and homes Bio-printing human parts will spark ethical, regulatory debate Sweet! Researchers create powerful batteries that run on sugar Samsung Galaxy Glass wearable could be unveiled in September The Internet of Things for sports is quickly taking shape Jason Fass, the CEO of Zepp Labs, imagines a future for sports where sensors are everywhere: in balls, bats, footballs and in a player's clothing. It's hard not to get caught up in the vision. Read More   Google's DeepMind buy would add smarts to search, robots and homes With the purchase of artificial intelligence company DSeepMind Technologies, Google may be taking steps to add extra smarts to everything from search to robots to the Internet of Things. Read More   Bio-printing human parts will spark ethical, regulatory debate The day when 3D-bioprinted human organs will be readily available is drawing closer, and will result in a complex debate involving a great many political, moral and financial interests. Read More   Sweet! Researchers create powerful batteries that run on sugar Researchers at Virginia Tech have developed a battery that runs on sugar and could one day replace traditional batteries with ones that are cheaper, refillable and biodegradable. Read More   Samsung Galaxy Glass wearable could be unveiled in September Samsung will unveil a Galaxy Glass wearable computer, a competitor to Google Glass, as early as September at the IFA trade show in Germany, according to unnamed officials quoted by a Korean news site. Read More
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