Navy backs 'omniphobic' coatings to help ships travel fartherThey could even navigate a sea of peanut butter.By J. Fingas, 06.24.2018
World's tiniest 'computer' makes a grain of rice seem massiveIt could lead to big changes in health monitoring.By J. Fingas, 06.23.2018
University of Michigan launches outdoor lab for autonomous dronesIt can test robotic aircraft outside without safety risks.By J. Fingas, 04.01.2018
Cuba's 'sonic attacks' may have been a side-effect of spyingIts surveillance tools may have transmitted ultrasonic sounds by mistake.By J. Fingas, 03.04.2018
Glasses could prevent motion sickness in self-driving carsIf a patent becomes reality, that is.By J. Fingas, 01.21.2018
Science has a solution for that constant ringing in your earIt might not work for everyone, but it could mean precious silence for a lot of tinnitus patients. By M. Moon, 01.04.2018
Kevlar cartilage could help you recover from joint injuriesIt's as strong as the real thing.By J. Fingas, 11.19.2017
Researchers test method to print mass-market medicationsThey repurposed an electrical manufacturing technique to print out medications.By D. Lumb, 09.27.2017
Maze-like chip helps spot aggressive cancer cellsThe ornate pattern could be the key to treating stubborn forms of cancer.By J. Fingas, 09.24.2017
Amazon's next docuseries follows the U of M football teamGo behind the scenes with players during the 2017 season.By S. Shah, 09.13.2017
Smart code helps your phone browse the web twice as quicklyYou wouldn't have to rewrite the web to make it work, either.By J. Fingas, 08.27.2017
Plastics breakthrough could improve your car's mileageA new chemical process could give plastics wider manufacturing applications.By R. England, 08.03.2017
Self-driving cars are safer when they talk to each otherMcity is using augmented reality to test their vehicle to vehicle communication.By S. Krishna, 06.24.2017
Self-driving shuttles are coming to the University of MichiganYou won't have to wait for a human driver to leave campus.By J. Fingas, 06.21.2017
Researchers find a more effective way to test self-driving carsRoad-safe driverless vehicles could be ready sooner than you think.By J. Fingas, 05.28.2017
Tough water-repellent coating could lead to faster shipsYou could also have truly soak-resistant clothing.By J. Fingas, 04.09.2017
Sound waves can be used to fool your phone's motion sensorsThey could hijack your device in the right conditions.By J. Fingas, 03.15.2017
Laser pulse study could lead to ultrafast computersWe're talking about computers 100,000 times faster than current machines. By M. Moon, 03.14.2017
25The charity that wants video game karts in every hospitalHow the Gamers Outreach Foundation is making life easier for sick kids.By T. Seppala, 02.27.2017
Spaceflight changes the shape of the human brainAnd the changes get more pronounced the longer you stay in space. By M. Moon, 02.01.2017