'Unprecedented' 3D magnetic interactions could change computingResearchers led by the University of Glasgow made a spintronics breakthrough.By C. Fisher, 06.03.2019
Scientists have just created the thinnest magnet everIt’s another step towards using 2D components to make better, faster computers.By S. Krishna, 06.12.2017
Computer models help form new magnetic materialsDigital models took the guesswork out of making viable magnets.By J. Fingas, 04.16.2017
DARPA has laid the groundwork for thought-powered prostheticsThe tech blocks out Earth's magnetic field so brain power can take control.By T. Seppala, 03.17.2017
Doctors can now sift bacteria from your blood using magnetsNo antibiotics required.By A. Tarantola, 12.08.2016
Dear Veronica: How tech works around magnets!Someone call the Insane Clown Posse!By V. Belmont, 02.17.2016
Deranged magnet shoes claim to let you walk on the moonMoonWalker 2016 has two sets of repelling magnets embedded in the sole to cushion your feet. By D. Cooper, 12.29.2015
Researchers confirm Humpty Dumpty really can't be put together againTurns out, you can't reassemble eggs even at the quantum level.By A. Tarantola, 12.01.2015
Researchers deliver encoded messages and data through your smartphone compassBy M. Smith, 07.07.2014
The 12 Days of iMas, Day 2: Some refrigerator magnets to take you back in timeBy M. Wehner, 12.10.2013
Panasonic preps SD cards that survive heat, water and X-rays, will probably outlast youBy J. Fingas, 08.09.2012