03.28.17 Medicine Scientists recreate the female menstrual cycle on a chip It may answer questions on everything from birth control to miscarriages. By J. Fingas, 03.28.17 save Save share
01.11.16 01.11.16 in Space Scientists find a way to make concrete on Mars Mars explorers could use the rocks around them to build shelter. By J. Fingas, 01.11.16 save Save share View
08.19.15 08.19.15 Exotic quantum laser could help study other planets An exotic, high-bandwidth laser could help identify the materials in alien planets. By J. Fingas, 08.19.15 save Save share View
01.04.15 01.04.15 Nanotech replaces your torn knee ligament without further pain As Tom Brady and other athletes can attest, you really, really want to avoid tearing your knee's a... By J. Fingas, 01.04.15 save Save share View
02.27.13 02.27.13 Stretchable, serpentine lithium-ion battery works at three times its usual size While we've seen more than a few flexible batteries in our day, they're not usually that great at... By J. Fingas, 02.27.13 save Save share View
05.27.12 05.27.12 Solid state solar panels are more affordable, say researchers, don't leak Researchers at Northwestern University have found one way to stop a leak: get rid of the liquid. A... By A. Verrecchio, 05.27.12 save Save share View
01.31.12 01.31.12 Biomask project could regrow burn victims' faces We know it's cliche to say something sounds like science fiction, but this is seriously one of the... By T. O'Brien, 01.31.12 save Save share View
11.16.11 11.16.11 Researchers increase charging capacity, speed of lithium ion batteries by a factor of ten It's not every day that we get to write about advancements in battery technology -- much less one as... By A. Toor, 11.16.11 save Save share View
03.13.11 03.13.11 Northwestern University researchers route photon qubit, make quantum internet possible Big brains across the globe continue to unlock the secrets of the qubit and harness it for myriad u... By M. Gorman, 03.13.11 save Save share View
01.19.11 01.19.11 Northwestern University's curvilinear 'eyeball camera' is squishy, just like yours We've seen gooey lenses before, the Varioptic variety already having found a home in an honest to go... By T. Stevens, 01.19.11 save Save share View
