09.12.16 Personal Computing Neural networks are powerful thanks to physics, not math The very nature of the universe helps deep learning computers solve problems quickly. By J. Fingas, 09.12.16 save Save share
08.27.16 08.27.16 in Robots ICYMI: The first autonomous robotic octopus has arrived Woozits and whatzits will now be 3D-printed sea creatures. By K. Davis, 08.27.16 save Save share View
08.25.16 08.25.16 in Robots Harvard's Octobot is a soft, fully autonomous robot The current version can only wiggle its tentacles, but it's a start. By M. Moon, 08.25.16 save Save share View
08.24.16 08.24.16 in Medicine Zika virus' effects are broader than first thought Babies may have to deal with far more than small heads. By J. Fingas, 08.24.16 save Save share View
08.23.16 08.23.16 in Design Have a virtual visit to the Bauhaus with Harvard's collection Over 32,000 pieces of art are available to look through online. By B. Vincent, 08.23.16 save Save share View
07.19.16 07.19.16 in Green Harvard's battery tech takes cues from vitamin B2 They only had to make a couple of tweaks to the original B2 molecule. By M. Moon, 07.19.16 save Save share View
07.12.16 07.12.16 in Internet ICYMI: Space foam party and mind reading for horses A new rover concept would drop foam over rocky terrain, creating quick-drying bridges. By K. Davis, 07.12.16 save Save share View
07.07.16 07.07.16 in Robots Harvard researchers built a living robot out of rat hearts I'm not even kidding. By A. Tarantola, 07.07.16 save Save share View
07.03.16 07.03.16 in Medicine Regenerative tooth fillings could put an end to root canals They could heal your teeth when disease or surgery has taken its toll. By J. Fingas, 07.03.16 save Save share View
06.28.16 06.28.16 in Medicine Further Zika studies increase the chances of a vaccine Two vaccine tests have proven successful, and research has revealed more details of how the virus works. By J. Fingas, 06.28.16 save Save share View
