Amazon's Alexa Fellowship expands to 14 more universitiesThe program aims to help students innovate in conversational AI.By K. Holt, 08.22.2018
Johns Hopkins performs the first total penis and scrotum transplantThe veteran who received the surgery is recovering now and hopes to be discharged this week.By R. LeFebvre, 04.23.2018
A quadrocopter could be used to explore Saturn's largest moonIf accepted, Johns Hopkins' Dragonfly drone would enter service in 2019. By T. Seppala, 08.25.2017
Drones can safely carry blood bagsIt's good news for rescuers who can't wait for life-saving supplies.By J. Fingas, 12.07.2016
ICYMI: Hawaiian crows are our new favorite animalSo smart that adolescents can teach themselves to use tools.By K. Davis, 09.16.2016
Surgical robot could sew you up better than a doctorRobot, robot knots (cue Daft Punk bassline here).By J. Fingas, 05.04.2016
Johns Hopkins' drone flies straight from an underwater stationRelease the CRACUNS!By M. Moon, 03.18.2016
NASA picks solar power candidates for deep space missionsFour outfits, including ATK and Boeing, are making deals.By J. Fingas, 03.15.2016
Here's why the surface of Mercury is so darkThe tiny planet is covered in a light-absorbing element.By J. Fingas, 03.08.2016
ICYMI: 3D-printed ears, autonomous DARPA drones and moreAn ear printed with a plastic material is able to grow capillaries when placed inside a mouse.By K. Davis, 02.17.2016
Johns Hopkins grows tiny brains in petri dishes for lab testingThey have the potential to replace lab mice.By M. Moon, 02.15.2016
ICYMI: Mind-controlled prosthetics, architect ants and moreThat golden arm can strangle people with a thought, now. By K. Davis, 01.21.2016
Researchers use Myo muscle-sensing wearable for prostheticsThe armband is being used to control a prosthetic arm by researchers at Johns Hopkins. By B. Steele, 01.18.2016
America's first penile transplants will be for war veteransRevolutionary surgery could help America's wounded warriors as soon as next year.By A. Tarantola, 12.07.2015
Device warns of catastrophic failure in lithium-ion batteries, robots celebrateBy L. Leavitt, 12.24.2011
DARPA setting up a $130 million 'virtual firing range' to help battle cyber attacksBy V. Savov, 06.20.2011