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
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
12.13.17 12.13.17 in Robots Modern copyright law can't keep pace with thinking machines Who owns the work of an artificial intelligence? By A. Tarantola, 12.13.17 save Save share View
11.05.17 11.05.17 in Gadgetry Corkscrew light beams could lead to practical quantum computers Specially-made surfaces can 'spin' light into strange forms. By J. Fingas, 11.05.17 save Save share View
09.14.17 09.14.17 in Politics Voter registration websites make some records vulnerable They could be used to manipulate election results. By M. Moon, 09.14.17 save Save share View
05.25.17 05.25.17 in Space Listening to starlight: Our ongoing search for alien intelligence If ET is out there, he's doing a great job hiding from us. By A. Tarantola, 05.25.17 save Save share View
01.19.17 01.19.17 in Medicine Soft robot wraps around your heart to help it beat The device could one day restore heart function without touching your blood. By S. Dent, 01.19.17 save Save share View
11.24.16 11.24.16 in Green Exotic bird inspires cheaper light-based camouflage design "Structured coloration" could give you an impossible-to-chip paint job. By S. Dent, 11.24.16 save Save share View
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
06.09.16 06.09.16 in Gadgetry ICYMI: Cellphone motor as mic and fuel from sunlight Artificial photosynthesis creates gas from sunlight, CO2 and water. By K. Davis, 06.09.16 save Save share View
