03.08.17 Green 'Oleo Sponge' may be the key to cleaning up after oil spills It does what other methods can't: absorb sub-surface crude. By T. Seppala, 03.08.17 save Save share
11.15.16 11.15.16 in Medicine NVIDIA helps the US build an AI for cancer research CANDLE's machine learning should accelerate the search for crucial genetic data. By J. Fingas, 11.15.16 save Save share View
07.25.16 07.25.16 in Transportation Lithium-oxygen battery promises lighter electric cars It delivers lots of power with little weight. By J. Fingas, 07.25.16 save Save share View
11.22.15 11.22.15 Scientists create quantum entanglement at room temperature Quantum entanglement, where two particles are inextricably linked, is a real thing. However, creatin... By J. Fingas, 11.22.15 save Save share View
06.22.14 06.22.14 in Internet Chicago is getting lamp posts that count people and track pollution Apparently, Chicago is becoming even more like its Watch Dogs doppelganger than we first thought.... By J. Fingas, 06.22.14 save Save share View
10.02.12 10.02.12 Microbial music: Using sound to represent data from the deep blue sea Science and music, many would say opposite sides of the same coin. Unless you're DOE biologist Pet... By J. Trew, 10.02.12 save Save share View
09.26.12 09.26.12 IBM's Mira supercomputer tasked with simulating an entire universe in a fortnight A universe that only exists in the mind of a supercomputer sounds a little far fetched, but one is... By D. Cooper, 09.26.12 save Save share View
05.05.12 05.05.12 New metal mix could lead to cheap, plentiful sodium-ion batteries in gadgets Lithium batteries very frequently power our gadgets, but the material itself isn't common and, by... By J. Fingas, 05.05.12 save Save share View
11.07.11 11.07.11 New nanotube battery technology leads to blisteringly fast recharges, improved safety features Some day, your restroom break may be enough time to charge your [insert nifty gadget here] halfway.... By C. Barylick, 11.07.11 save Save share View
02.09.11 02.09.11 IBM's Mira supercomputer does ten petaflops with ease, inches us closer to exascale-class computing Say hello to the Blue Gene/Q, or if you're looking for something a bit less intimidating, "Mira." T... By D. Murph, 02.09.11 save Save share View
