Top stories published by ExtremeTech Access in August of 2016

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Aug 25, 2016

Will the Navy’s decade-long experiment with railguns yield a useful weapon system?

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Aug 9, 2016

This is your brain on physics: Scientists figure out how humans learn abstract concepts

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Aug 23, 2016

Samsung demonstrates camera sensors hooked to IBM’s brain-imitating silicon

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Aug 4, 2016

Huge Pew study says human augmentation will be a hard sell, but it probably won’t be

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These were the top 10 stories published by ExtremeTech Access in August of 2016. You can also dive into daily archives for August of 2016 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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Scientists create liquid light, get one step closer to spintronics

How MIT’s new biological ‘computer’ works, and what it could do in the future

The so-called fifth force of nature is starting to look more and more real

Moore’s law scaling dead by 2021, to be replaced by 3D integration

Phase change memory can operate thousands of times faster than current RAM

The last woolly mammoths in North America didn’t starve — they died of thirst

Will the Navy’s decade-long experiment with railguns yield a useful weapon system?

This is your brain on physics: Scientists figure out how humans learn abstract concepts

Samsung demonstrates camera sensors hooked to IBM’s brain-imitating silicon

Huge Pew study says human augmentation will be a hard sell, but it probably won’t be