Researchers develop under-the-skin implant to treat Type 1 diabetesThe device can secrete insulin, the hormone that regulates blood sugar levels, to cells.By M. Saleh, 12.06.2023
Researchers built sonar glasses that track facial movements for silent communicationThe prototype reads silent commands with around 95 percent accuracy.By W. Shanklin, 04.06.2023
Researchers made a sonar-equipped earphone that can capture facial expressionsThe 'earable' bounces sound off the inside of the wearer's cheeks to detect face movements.By K. Holt, 07.19.2022
Cornell researchers created an earphone that can track facial expressionsThe team says C-Face works even when the subject is wearing a mask.By K. Holt, 10.12.2020
Emotional robot uses goosebumps to show how it's feelingYou could know it needs a hug just by holding it.By J. Fingas, 07.16.2018
Science shows that anyone could become an online trollIt's just a matter of creating the right conditions.By J. Fingas, 02.09.2017
ICYMI: Raining tiny satellites and the laundry-folding machineSaving all of you who'd rather wear wrinkly clothes than ever fold something properly.By K. Davis, 06.04.2016
5The After Math: PotpourriWe've got some good news and some bad news. Mostly bad.By A. Tarantola, 05.29.2016
Cornell student's graduation cap sports super-bright LEDs that attendees control from the webBy Z. Honig, 05.30.2013