The Arecibo Observatory's telescope has collapsedThe receiver platform fell into the dish overnight.By I. Bonifacic, 12.01.2020
Without the Arecibo telescope, our search for intelligent life is hamstrungIt’s the end of an era and we’re all a little poorer for it.By A. Tarantola, 11.20.2020
Arecibo Observatory will be torn down because repairs are too dangerousNSF can't carry out repairs without putting human lives at risk.By I. Bonifacic, 11.19.2020
Recent damage to the Arecibo telescope could keep it offline for monthsCrews are still assessing the damage caused by a broken cable.By C. Fisher, 08.19.2020
Puerto Rico’s Arecibo radio telescope suffers serious damageA broken cable caused a 100-foot-long gash in the world's second-largest telescope.By C. Fisher, 08.12.2020
Scientists want to fix our notoriously insecure smart home devicesThe National Science Foundation wants to boost consumer trust in the Internet of Things.By S. Dent, 06.12.2020
Bipartisan Senate bill aims to invest $100 billion in technology R&DIts creators say the pandemic ‘magnified weakness’ from underinvestment.By C. Fisher, 05.27.2020
MIT algorithm ensures drones get the freshest data possibleDrones and self-driving cars need the most up-to-date information possible to avoid crashes.By R. LeFebvre, 06.05.2018
ICYMI: A medical breakthrough inspired by a kids toyJust 20 cents and a little elbow grease is all it takes to diagnose blood-borne diseases.By K. Davis, 01.12.2017
ICYMI: Hand over your car to the robot overlordsThe new autonomous parking system is going to beat the pants off valets.By K. Davis, 10.18.2016
Feds give Google OK to test Project Wing drone deliveriesThe US government launched a $35 million program to expand the use of drones.By S. Dent, 08.02.2016
Science fund lets kids learn 3D printing, gene modificationThe National Science Foundation goes way beyond Mindstorms. By S. Dent, 06.23.2016
ICYMI: Space junk reboot, biological machine v2 and moreThe biobots can now respond to visual cues and use energy from their own muscles.By K. Davis, 03.11.2016
Gravitational waves are our window into the early universeThis changes everything.By A. Tarantola, 02.11.2016
Science confirms that gravitational waves existOne of Einstein's bigger theories just got validation.By J. Fingas, 02.11.2016
University of Illinois' Blue Waters supercomputer now running around the clockBy A. Santos, 03.29.2013
Researchers propose à la carte internet services, overhaul for web infrastructureBy A. Santos, 08.11.2012