Technology update
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TU 59. Carbon heart valve, anti-aging eye drops & ambulance simulator
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TU 60. Drugs and explosives compact detector, smartphone dosimeter & helium-free MRI scanner
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TU 61. The Science of the Sochi Olympics, the torch, the power supply & xenon for athletes
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TU 62. Dual-screen smartphone, heavy-duty video conferencing software & interactive digital books
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TU 63. liquid-cooled supercomputers, memristors & new processors for satellites
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TU 64. Revamping tractors, growing crystals & creating a superradiant laser
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TU 65. Large diamonds detector, tyres recycling & redesigning the parachute
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TU 66. Stealth jet nano coating, a mobile radar jammer & hydrogen fuel
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TU 67. Nuclear fission vs nuclear fusion & the world's largest Tokamak
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TU 68. subway car laboratory, 3D modelling of Earth’s depths & repairing nuclear reactor with robots
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TU 69. Femto lasers, screenplay visualizer app & Russian military exoskeleton.
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TU 70. Augmented reality for drivers, ice laboratory & bioprinting
TU 60. Drugs and explosives compact detector, smartphone dosimeter & helium-free MRI scanner
In spite of our 5 senses, not everything is quite what meets the eye. This episode looks to shine some light on devices that give us a glimpse of what’s hiding just out of sight. A customisable hand-held detector can help police find all sorts of dangerous concealed substances, while an extremely compact smartphone-powered dosimeter takes personal safety to a new level. Plus how the digital era has modernised the X-ray and MRI scanners go helium-free.
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Published: 30 March 2016 00:00
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