A new device developed by researchers at the University of Texas at Austin looks like a tattoo and measures brain activity.

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If you lived in the 1850s or are a modern amateur radio operator, you might’ve. That’s morse code, and in an age of constant information communication, it wasn’t too long ago that this ...

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And she admits her latest tattoos - the single word WHY on her bicep and MINE on her thigh - were heavily inspired by the film, with the latter referencing one of its most sexually provocative scenes.

In humans, the infrared contact lenses enabled participants to accurately detect flashing morse code-like signals and to perceive the direction of incoming infrared light. "It's totally clear cut ...

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Now Morse code is used largely in airplane navigational systems for identification purposes, says Paul F. Johnston, curator of maritime history at the National Museum of American History.