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Reaching new notes on the 3Dvarius - a 3D plastic violin

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Scientists equip a female polar bear on the ice sheet of the Beaufort Sea with a camera to understand how polar bears live with diminishing ice cover

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Self-driving cars could be on our streets by 2020

Driving without a hand on the steering wheel.

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Pitch perfect? 3D-printed violin on show at electronics extravaganza

France-based Laurent Bernadac shows off a rare instrument – a 3D printed violin.

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CES2017: What to expect

euronews takes a look at what tech CES 17 might unveil

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The plant doctor app helping to identify plant disease

A mobile phone could be set to help farmers identify diseases in their produce.

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The Italian laboratory restoring the films of Charlie Chaplin

Eighty years after Charlie Chaplin made the movie classic ‘Modern Times’, the great clown’s movies are being restored at a laboratory in northern Italy.

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Bitcoin celebrates new year with surge in value

Having risen in value in 2016 by 125 percent, the digital currency started 2017 by jumping above $1,000 for the first time in three years.

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Best of 2016: Euronews' 360 videos

In 2016 euronews has embraced immersive journalism and 360 videos as a reporting tool to a scale, frequency, and multilinguism unparalleled in Europe.

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Floating containers: an answer to low-cost housing

It is notoriously difficult for students to find affordable housing.

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CERN scientists' breakthrough experiment helps unravel mysteries of antimatter

It is just one small step towards understanding one of the great mysteries of the universe - why does anything exist?

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Fluid glass in windows developed in Liechtenstein which could provide an energy source

This edition of Futuris comes from Liechtenstein to look at a project that is developing windows which could provide a source of energy.

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Key Enabling Technologies driving SME innovation in Europe

What opportunities are there to turn Key Enabling Technologies (KETs)into business opportunities for SMEs across Europe?

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Slush in Helsinki shows how to empower smartphones

Startup entrepreneurs gathered in Helsinki with one question – when is a mobile phone not a phone?

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Implant provides a way out for 'locked in syndrome' sufferers

Implant provides a way out for locked in syndrome sufferers

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Fighting dementia with gaming

A mobile game that challenges a gamer’s spatial navigation has generated the largest-ever dementia study.

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EU energy plan - will it go far enough?

It is all about limiting climate change and boosting sustainability.

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Interact with Virtually Real Art in London

Its creators promise an exhibition unlike any other: visitors to the Royal Academy of Arts in London will be soon allowed to do something most galleries would frown upon – interact, walk through, and

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€4.4bn US Navy warship breaks down... again

Just 6 months ago, the US Navy acquired the world’s most technologically advanced destroyer.

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How mobile phones are helping the blind to see

Mobile phone cameras are connecting their blind users with helpers ready to "be their eyes" in a phone app that can transform partially-sighted users' daily lives.