08.16.19 Green App allows citizen scientists to track monarch butterfly migration Researchers want to know where the butterflies rest on their 3,000-mile migration. By C. Fisher, 08.16.19 save Save share
07.31.19 07.31.19 in Medicine Facebook is inching closer to a think-to-type computer system There's a long way to go to 100 word-per-minute mental typing, though. By S. Dent, 07.31.19 save Save share View
07.29.19 07.29.19 in Personal Computing ‘Quantum microphone’ detects sound at the atomic level The device could be the basis for more efficient quantum computers. By G. Torbet, 07.29.19 save Save share View
07.24.19 07.24.19 in Mobile Scientists used phone accelerometer data to predict personality traits How, when and where you use your phone reveals a lot about you. By C. Fisher, 07.24.19 save Save share View
07.23.19 07.23.19 in Politics Huawei lays off two thirds of its US research division The US blacklisting prevents it from doing much (if any) business. By J. Fingas, 07.23.19 save Save share View
07.22.19 07.22.19 in Medicine A mind-controlled robot arm doesn’t have to mean brain implants A brain-controlled prosthetic might not require dangerous and expensive surgery in the future. By B. Mastroianni, 07.22.19 save Save share View
07.17.19 07.17.19 in Security A Bluetooth vulnerability could give hackers your location Fitbits may be especially easy to exploit. By C. Fisher, 07.17.19 save Save share View
07.02.19 07.02.19 in Medicine Researchers create eye-tracking glasses that auto-focus where you look But it'll be several years before your optometrist has them in stock. By K. Holt, 07.02.19 save Save share View
07.01.19 07.01.19 in Robots MIT made an AI that can detect and create fake images It offers valuable insight into how neural networks learn context. By C. Fisher, 07.01.19 save Save share View
06.28.19 06.28.19 in Space Scientists think some supermassive black holes didn’t start as stars Their research could help us better understand the early universe. By C. Fisher, 06.28.19 save Save share View
