06.22.17 Internet Stanford study uses big data to highlight racial biases in policing The study is an ongoing, open sourced project. By M. Locklear, 06.22.17 save Save share
06.21.17 06.21.17 in AV AI film editor can cut scenes in seconds to suit your style It can speed up the pace, intensify emotion or just go plain weird. By S. Dent, 06.21.17 save Save share View
04.04.17 04.04.17 in Green The future of a cleaner, cheaper power grid is batteries What the mainland can learn from Hawaii’s electricity solutions By R. Baldwin, 04.04.17 save Save share View
03.15.17 03.15.17 in Gadgetry ICYMI: Submersible sticky situations and elongating elastomer electrodes Plus, a watermelon at 20,000 volts. By A. Tarantola, 03.15.17 save Save share View
02.21.17 02.21.17 in Robots Artificial synapse could be key to brain-like computing Its low-power design learns and remembers through electrical signals. By J. Fingas, 02.21.17 save Save share View
02.14.17 02.14.17 in Wearables Scientists are making VR displays that match your eyesight They can prevent headaches and nausea caused by virtual reality experiences. By M. Moon, 02.14.17 save Save share View
02.09.17 02.09.17 in Internet Science shows that anyone could become an online troll It's just a matter of creating the right conditions. By J. Fingas, 02.09.17 save Save share View
02.07.17 02.07.17 in Food and Drink Stanford students recreated a 5,000-year-old Chinese beer It's so old it took an archeologist to discover the recipe. By D. Rossignol, 02.07.17 save Save share View
01.30.17 01.30.17 in Medicine Brain mapping could lead to better Parkinson's treatments Switching on specific neurons could show how diseases affect the brain at large. By J. Fingas, 01.30.17 save Save share View
01.26.17 01.26.17 in Medicine AI is nearly as good as humans at identifying skin cancer The deep learning algorithm could eventually give you a diagnosis at home. By J. Fingas, 01.26.17 save Save share View
