Nexus 7 review | The Verge

Nexus 7 review | The Verge

Laser beam guides lightning bolts to a ground target | KurzweilAI

Laser beam guides lightning bolts to a ground target | KurzweilAI

OPUS V: It's a Wrap!

OPUS V: It's a Wrap!

Preordering a Google Glass Explorer Edition unit | Ars Technica

Synbiota SPrize 2012

Synbiota SPrize 2012

Genome Editing with CompoZr Custom Zinc Finger Nuc... [J Vis Exp. 2012] - PubMed - NCBI

Genome Editing with CompoZr Custom Zinc Finger Nuc... [J Vis Exp. 2012] - PubMed - NCBI

Scientists Invent Particles That Will Let You Live Without Breathing

Scientists Invent Particles That Will Let You Live Without Breathing

Wanna Rent One of the World's Biggest Supercomputers? | Wired Enterprise | Wired.com

Wanna Rent One of the World's Biggest Supercomputers? | Wired Enterprise | Wired.com

Nexus Q social streaming device hands-on -- Engadget

Nexus Q social streaming device hands-on -- Engadget

New Scientist TV: First full universe simulation zooms in on dark matter

New Scientist TV: First full universe simulation zooms in on dark matter

First tabletop X-ray laser device | RobAid

First tabletop X-ray laser device | RobAid

World's Most Powerful Nanoscale Microwave Oscillators Developed - Science News - redOrbit

World's Most Powerful Nanoscale Microwave Oscillators Developed - Science News - redOrbit

Nanosurf releases the NaioSTM - Nanosurf - News and press releases

Nanosurf releases the NaioSTM - Nanosurf - News and press releases

1 | Create UIs Out of Anything, With This Kit From MIT | Co.Design: business + innovation + design

Scientist creates lifelike cells out of metal | MNN - Mother Nature Network

Scientist creates lifelike cells out of metal | MNN - Mother Nature Network

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Universal Android Laptop Dock: Microsoft Nightmare, Or Toy? - Slashdot

Compact and flexible thermal storage

Compact and flexible thermal storage

3ders.org - Open source universal 3D printer extruder on Kickstarter | 3D Printing news

3ders.org - Open source universal 3D printer extruder on Kickstarter | 3D Printing news

7Gbps wireless transfers and streaming, no router required | Ars Technica

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Your good thing today. View this newsletter in your browser → Visiting the Doctor Digitally with the Help of a New Startup TODAY'S GOOD 33% expertise 33% accesibility 33% efficiency  #secondopinions There are many reasons people avoid the emergency room—the endless waiting, the stench, the feeling of being lost in a sea of aches and pains. But what if you could skip the visit to the emergency room and your doctor altogether—at least in the flesh? Soon, a prescription refill, answers to health questions, and even a diagnosis could be an email away. Sherpaa, a medical company for today's digital world, allows their clients to connect with primary care doctors online or on the phone around the clock. The concept is simple—if a client cuts his finger, for example, he can snap a photo with his cell phone, email it to his primary care doctor (better known as a "guide" in the Sherpaa-verse), then have the doctor assess the damage and whether an ER trip is required. If a stitch is needed, they'll give the patient instructions to care for the wound until a prompt appointment at a local specialist's office can be made. In the end, Sherpaa hopes this will save patients thousands of dollars and hours of time, turning multiple doctor visits into just one whenever possible. Co-founder Dr. Jay Parkinson told Co.Exist that Sherpaa's main goals include lowering health care costs (the second-highest cost for businesses after payroll) for companies while providing a better patient-doctor relationship. Sherpaa steps in, analyzes how a company handles health care, then overhauls their plan for one that best suits their employees. They'll often advise companies to give out a $2,000 debit card to cover the initial deductible—if an employee doesn't use all of it, it goes back to the company, which ends up saving money in the end. Sherpaa currently lists Tumblr as its only client online, but is reportedly branching out to other New York-based companies. "When you go to a company and explain to them what's going on, within a few minutes, it's a no-brainer for them to do it," Parkinson told Co.Exist. "It just highlights how much waste there is in the health care system. That's their business model: confusion." Via Co.Exist. Screenshot courtesy of Sherpaa Would you use this service for medical advice? Popular on GOOD Go to the GOOD Homepage → Is the Certificate the New College Degree? Why Supporting Your Local Library Is the Ultimate Homage to Ray Bradbury Mobilize.org: Making Civic Engagement a Priority for Millennials How to Start an Urban Farm in a Post-Industrial City 'There's a Rabid Hunger to Criticize': A 'Kony 2012' Creator Defends the Film Go to the GOOD Homepage → Tell us what's GOOD: Send us tips Sign Up for The Daily GOOD Get more GOOD: Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr

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Pint-size gizmo shoots X-RAY LASER for first time • The Register

Pint-size gizmo shoots X-RAY LASER for first time • The Register

New quantum information record set

New quantum information record set

How to X-Ray

Real Life Transformers? Start With Self-Folding Origami: Video | Motherboard

Real Life Transformers? Start With Self-Folding Origami: Video | Motherboard: The research was born out of work by Professor Daniela Rus, who directs the Distributed Robotics Laboratory at the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL). One of the lab’s big foci is “programmable matter,” or small, uniform robots that could snap together like intelligent Legos to create larger, more versatile robots. Yup, the Transformers.

X-ray laser probes biomolecules to individual atoms

Building molecular 'cages' to fight disease