04.20.17 Design Prepare for the world's first nanocar race this month You're going to need better binoculars. By J. Conditt, 04.20.17 save Save share
04.16.17 04.16.17 in Gadgetry Computer models help form new magnetic materials Digital models took the guesswork out of making viable magnets. By J. Fingas, 04.16.17 save Save share View
03.20.17 03.20.17 in Gadgetry Chaos leads to stronger carbon fiber You just have to bake the carbon in the right conditions. By J. Fingas, 03.20.17 save Save share View
02.13.17 02.13.17 in Robots AI learns to recognize exotic states of matter The neural networks only need a few hundred atoms to get an answer. By J. Fingas, 02.13.17 save Save share View
10.05.16 10.05.16 in Medicine Nanomachines just won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry It's a sign of how far molecule-level mechanics have come. By J. Fingas, 10.05.16 save Save share View
07.05.16 07.05.16 in Security Spongy electronic 'nose' can sniff out nerve gas and pesticides It's the most sensitive gas detector of its kind. By J. Fingas, 07.05.16 save Save share View
06.15.16 06.15.16 in Space Molecules in space may show how life formed on Earth Key mirror-image molecules have been found near the heart of our galaxy. By J. Fingas, 06.15.16 save Save share View
01.04.16 01.04.16 in Medicine Four new 'superheavy' elements added to the periodic table The seventh row is now complete. By N. Summers, 01.04.16 save Save share View
10.21.15 10.21.15 UCLA chemist: Life on Earth began way earlier than we thought Life might have started much, much earlier By A. Tarantola, 10.21.15 save Save share View
07.23.15 07.23.15 3D-printed DNA 'bunnies' could deliver drugs into your body Building a DNA-sized bunny is fun, but the technique could one day be used in medical procedures By S. Dent, 07.23.15 save Save share View
