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    Catch trains, not colds, with anti-germ jacket

    Jacket designed to protect commuters from germs and touching unhygienic surfaces.

    Scientists treat 'world-first' smart glasses addict

    Man became irritable and frustrated without his high-tech glasses, which he wore...

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    Wine-makers struggle to protect names in Internet domain Digital Safe cracking technology leaves no lock unopened Solar 3d printer technology to revolutionise developing countries
    Wine-makers struggle to protect names in Internet domain

    Release of Internet domain names foments panic among wine-makers.
    Digital Safe cracking technology leaves no lock unopened

    Melbourne security experts create DIY safe-cracking tool that automatically opens...
    Solar 3d printer technology to revolutionise developing countries

    Portable 3D printer is capable of producing virtually any component, including for...

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    Covert GPS reveals where rainforest loggers go at night
    Covert GPS reveals where rainforest loggers go at night

    Brazilian rainforest activists secretly track illegal loggers.
    We are all born to protect,
    but for us it's a calling
    Theo aims at improving storm forecasting to better anticipate their effects
    François travels the globe to rescue people in need
    Raul supports businesses to get back on track quickly after a crisis

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    Favela Bairro: turning slums into neighborhoods

    A world away from the glamour and glitz of Brazil's World Cup, the shantytown areas around Rio de Janeiro lack even the most basic infrastructure. Over the last 10 years, architect Jorge Mario Jauregui has sought to turn these favelas from shantytowns into functioning neighbourhoods.

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