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05.03.17

Gadgetry

This colorful cube grounds virtual objects in the real world

It just got much easier to control the digital realm.

By J. Fingas, 05.03.17

04.30.17

Atom-thin water layers may lead to faster electric cars

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Transportation

Atom-thin water layers may lead to faster electric cars

Batteries with water 'tuning' could transfer energy very quickly.

By J. Fingas, 04.30.17

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04.03.17

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Robots

Scientists control soft robots with magnetic fields

The trick promises complex control over simple machines.

By J. Fingas, 04.03.17

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05.17.16

National Academy of Sciences finds GMOs to be 'safe'

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Food and Drink

National Academy of Sciences finds GMOs to be 'safe'

They've even built a data-backed website to help convince skeptics.

By A. Tarantola, 05.17.16

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08.21.14

Engadget Daily: Lumia 930 review, remote-controlled moths and more!

Today, we visit Seattle's Living Computer Museum, go hands-on with the Lumia 930, ponder remote-co...

By A. Bowen, 08.21.14

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09.18.13

NC State develops personalized web search without the usual server strain

The notion of personalized, contextually aware search is nothing new, but it can put a tremendous...

By J. Fingas, 09.18.13

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07.18.13

Injectable 'smart sponge' controls diabetes, presents new targeted drug delivery method

Diabetics might appreciate high-tech glucose sensors when they're available, but the option for ot...

By M. Moon, 07.18.13

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07.10.13

Liquid metal for 3D printing could lead to bendy electronics, T-1000

3D printing is awesome, yet it still has a lot of untapped potential -- you can use it to create t...

By M. Moon, 07.10.13

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06.28.13

Smile, and JavaTutor's AI knows when you're learning online

College-age kids these days are pretty good at a few things: selfies, social oversharing and stari...

By J. Volpe, 06.28.13

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06.25.13

Mad scientists turn roaches into cyborgs, control them with Kinect, laugh at nature

We'd love to tell you that the researchers at North Carolina State University aren't monsters who...

By B. Gilbert, 06.25.13

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Ncsu

This colorful cube grounds virtual objects in the real world

Atom-thin water layers may lead to faster electric cars

Scientists control soft robots with magnetic fields

National Academy of Sciences finds GMOs to be 'safe'

Engadget Daily: Lumia 930 review, remote-controlled moths and more!

NC State develops personalized web search without the usual server strain

Injectable 'smart sponge' controls diabetes, presents new targeted drug delivery method

Liquid metal for 3D printing could lead to bendy electronics, T-1000

Smile, and JavaTutor's AI knows when you're learning online

Mad scientists turn roaches into cyborgs, control them with Kinect, laugh at nature

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