03.17.19 Robots Shrimp-inspired robot claw could punch through rock It'd be more efficient than lasers. By J. Fingas, 03.17.19 save Save share
03.16.19 03.16.19 in AV Neil deGrasse Tyson will continue with 'Cosmos' after investigation Fox and National Geographic didn't reveal their misconduct findings. By J. Fingas, 03.16.19 save Save share View
03.16.19 03.16.19 in Medicine Stanford study finds Apple Watch can detect irregular heart rhythms It's not completely accurate, but it's good enough to be useful. By J. Fingas, 03.16.19 save Save share View
03.14.19 03.14.19 in Robots MIT robot's flytrap gripper can grab both fragile and heavy objects It can also grab objects in shapes that would thwart most robot hands. By J. Fingas, 03.14.19 save Save share View
03.13.19 03.13.19 in Robots Sneaky deep sea robot will take pics of fish without spooking them Mesobot can move quietly enough to avoid panicking sea life. By J. Fingas, 03.13.19 save Save share View
03.10.19 03.10.19 in Food and Drink FDA removes restrictions on genetically modified salmon This is in spite of a lawsuit hoping to block the fast-growing fish. By J. Fingas, 03.10.19 save Save share View
03.05.19 03.05.19 in Medicine Stem cell transplant offers hope for an HIV cure Any practical treatment is a long way off, but it's a start. By J. Fingas, 03.05.19 save Save share View
03.02.19 03.02.19 in Space Hitting the Books: The Second Kind of Impossible How far would you go in the name of scientific progress? By A. Tarantola, 03.02.19 save Save share View
02.23.19 02.23.19 in Space NASA releases sharpest-ever images of distant Kuiper Belt object They could shed light on activity beyond the Solar System's planets. By J. Fingas, 02.23.19 save Save share View
02.21.19 02.21.19 in Medicine CRISPR gene-editing experiment may have impacted twins' brains The gene scientists reportedly disabled has been linked with cognitive function. By K. Holt, 02.21.19 save Save share View
