07.05.17 Space Milky Way's fastest stars could be runaways from another galaxy Hypervelocity stars might not come from black holes after all. By R. England, 07.05.17 save Save share
06.29.16 06.29.16 in Transportation ICYMI: Pig poop could make more eco-friendly roadways Putting the ass in asphalt. By K. Davis, 06.29.16 save Save share View
12.29.15 12.29.15 in Gadgetry ICYMI: Pollution sea vacuum, SpaceX's success and more The passive-aggressive tweets make it so much better. By K. Davis, 12.29.15 save Save share View
08.14.15 08.14.15 ICYMI: Far away haptic hello, birthing robot mom and more Basicaly, long-distance makeouts over Skype are coming with haptic feedback devices, the end of times is coming since we've made robots that can create themselves, and evolve, and much more. By K. Davis, 08.14.15 save Save share View
01.24.13 01.24.13 Cambridge University opening Graphene Centre to take material 'to the next level' As a quick glimpse of research in recent years will show you, there's seemingly no limit to what g... By B. Heater, 01.24.13 save Save share View
11.21.12 11.21.12 Quantum cryptography keys ride the lightning on existing fiber lines Quantum computing has teased us with its potential for some time, but we won't be seeing qubits in... By M. Gorman, 11.21.12 save Save share View
09.05.12 09.05.12 Cambridge University helps new Raspberry Pi users break the crust with free guide, tutorials It all looks so simple, doesn't it? A little board, a cute name -- why, you'll be up and robot-ing... By S. Dent, 09.05.12 save Save share View
12.15.11 12.15.11 Sir Isaac Newton's notes get a digital makeover, coming to a browser near you It isn't a rarity for the folks at the University of Cambridge to introduce us to some of their d... By E. Alvarez, 12.15.11 save Save share View
09.23.11 09.23.11 Scientists manipulate electron, this time everyone wins Notoriously difficult to pin down, electrons have always been free spirits -- until now that is... By J. Trew, 09.23.11 save Save share View
08.06.11 08.06.11 Cambridge researchers tout new location-based method to predict friends on social networks Friend suggestions on social networks may already be a little too eerily accurate for some, but a... By D. Melanson, 08.06.11 save Save share View
