06.02.19 Robots Simpler, air-powered soft robots could help with space exploration You wouldn't need complex machinery or wires. By J. Fingas, 06.02.19 save Save share
04.25.19 04.25.19 in Gadgetry First laser radio paves the way for ultra-fast WiFi The first data transmitted was "Volare" by Dean Martin. By A. Dellinger, 04.25.19 save Save share View
02.13.19 02.13.19 in Medicine Scientists design 'decoy platelets' that reduce risk of blood clots And it could have a major impact on cancer therapies, too. By R. England, 02.13.19 save Save share View
02.06.19 02.06.19 in Space How Harvard's human computers helped invent modern astronomy And how the PHaEDRA project is bringing their research into the 21st century. By A. Tarantola, 02.06.19 save Save share View
11.21.18 11.21.18 in AV Researchers find a way to fix the purple halo effect in images We've been using the same optical technology since the 1700s. By R. England, 11.21.18 save Save share View
11.06.18 11.06.18 in Food and Drink Google model identifies restaurants that could give you food poisoning It cross references food poisoning search terms with location history. By R. England, 11.06.18 save Save share View
09.03.18 09.03.18 in Medicine Sound-based liquid printing could lead to new designer drugs You can print droplets for honey, metal and more. By J. Fingas, 09.03.18 save Save share View
08.30.18 08.30.18 in Gadgetry Google and Harvard use AI to predict earthquake aftershocks It's more accurate than previous methods, but isn't ready for primetime. By T. Seppala, 08.30.18 save Save share View
08.09.18 08.09.18 in Medicine Researchers can track cell development through 'genetic barcodes' Your humanity could soon be machine-readable. By A. Tarantola, 08.09.18 save Save share View
07.21.18 07.21.18 in Robots Harvard's robot arm can grab squishy sea animals without hurting them It could help study jellyfish and octopuses in a safer way. By J. Fingas, 07.21.18 save Save share View
