09.03.18 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
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
07.05.18 07.05.18 in Robots Harvard's tiny robot can swim and walk underwater The Ambulatory Microrobot is at home on land or a (very small) sea. By J. Fingas, 07.05.18 save Save share View
06.14.18 06.14.18 in Green Trump's gutted EPA might lead to 80,000 more deaths per decade Two Harvard scientists estimate that relaxed protections will be lethal for some. By D. Lumb, 06.14.18 save Save share View
05.27.18 05.27.18 in Personal Computing Diamond 'guitar' strings could lead to quantum computer memory You even tune their frequencies. By J. Fingas, 05.27.18 save Save share View
05.01.18 05.01.18 in Medicine Science takes a step toward coding virus-resistant human cells There are many challenges to making this a reality. By J. Fingas, 05.01.18 save Save share View
03.11.18 03.11.18 in Art ‘The Future of Secrets’ is a digital confession booth The value of anonymous revelations. By C. Ip, 03.11.18 save Save share View
03.05.18 03.05.18 in Medicine Harvard researchers make better, smarter walking aids New algorithms make it easier for people with mobility issues to walk. By D. Cooper, 03.05.18 save Save share View
