11.15.16 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
09.11.16 09.11.16 in Gadgetry Electron microscope draws nano-sized patterns in metal ink The breakthrough could lead to finely detailed, super-optimized electronics. By J. Fingas, 09.11.16 save Save share View
04.07.16 04.07.16 in Green ICYMI: Pollution concrete, EV wireless charging and more UCLA has dropped the up-cycling gauntlet. By K. Davis, 04.07.16 save Save share View
04.03.16 04.03.16 in Transportation Wireless charging system for EVs is nearly as good as plugging in A 20-kilowatt system is that much closer to making EV charging pads a practical reality. By J. Fingas, 04.03.16 save Save share View
12.30.15 12.30.15 in Medicine Mini bioreactor makes life-saving drugs in the field You wouldn't need to wait for the hospital to get vital medicine. By J. Fingas, 12.30.15 save Save share View
04.30.14 04.30.14 Nanowires three atoms wide could lead to paper-thin gadgets What's that odd shape, you ask? That's the world's thinnest nanowire -- and it could be the key to... By J. Fingas, 04.30.14 save Save share View
04.16.13 04.16.13 Titan supercomputer to be loaded with 'world's fastest' storage system If you figured Titan's title of the world's most powerful supercomputer would give the folks at Oa... By A. Santos, 04.16.13 save Save share View
10.29.12 10.29.12 Cray's Jaguar supercomputer upgraded with NVIDIA Tesla GPUs, renamed Titan Cray's Jaguar (or XK7) supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory has been loaded up with the... By A. Santos, 10.29.12 save Save share View
09.09.11 09.09.11 Superconducting sapphire wires are as cool as they sound Copper wire's relatively cheap, pliable and can conduct electricity, but it's hardly ideal. Powering... By D. Cooper, 09.09.11 save Save share View
05.16.11 05.16.11 ORNL energy harvester turns heat waste into electricity, converts hot machines into cool customers We've heard of turning yesterday's lunch into tomorrow's electricity, but a new energy converter... By C. Trout, 05.16.11 save Save share View
