03.06.17 Medicine Robots could wear flesh to help form transplants It's not as creepy as it sounds. Really. We promise. By J. Fingas, 03.06.17 save Save share
11.15.16 11.15.16 in Services Oxford University will offer free online courses in 2017 The university’s first MOOC will focus on government’s role in economic development. By A. Dalton, 11.15.16 save Save share View
05.18.16 05.18.16 in Gadgetry ICYMI: Science Spiderman would love and more Spider silk strands could create stretchable circuit boards. By K. Davis, 05.18.16 save Save share View
04.30.16 04.30.16 in Transportation ICYMI: Barely hoverbiking, new hair dryer tech and more A couple weeks of effort have netted an actual working hoverbike. By K. Davis, 04.30.16 save Save share View
12.04.15 12.04.15 in Robots Robots expected to run half of Japan by 2035 Something-something 'robot overlords'. By A. Tarantola, 12.04.15 save Save share View
11.23.15 11.23.15 Your future smartphone's screen will hardly need any power Bodle's phase change display needs virtually no power, but it's still visible in sunlight. By J. Fingas, 11.23.15 save Save share View
11.16.15 11.16.15 Oxford Dictionaries' Word of the Year is... an emoji Oxford Dictionaries thinks the 'tears of joy' icon says more about 2015 than a bunch of letters. By J. Fingas, 11.16.15 save Save share View
07.11.14 07.11.14 Images created with nano-pixels are smaller than the width of a human hair A group of Oxford University scientists have accidentally created a new display technology -- one... By S. Buckley, 07.11.14 save Save share View
07.08.14 07.08.14 New blood test is an early warning system for Alzheimer's disease Of all the tragic things that come with Alzheimer's disease, its tendency to sneak up on people is... By C. Velazco, 07.08.14 save Save share View
06.08.14 06.08.14 Scientists use lasers to imitate an exploding star here on Earth It could be centuries (if ever) before humans can observe the behavior of a supernova first-hand,... By J. Fingas, 06.08.14 save Save share View
