NASA is crowdsourcing the search for exoplanetsYour eyeballs can spot planets far better than algorithms.By D. Rossignol, 02.15.2017
Researchers push Moore's Law with a 1-nanometer transistor gateThe 5-nanometer limit is so ancient history. By T. Seppala, 10.07.2016
Dust-sized wireless sensors could control prosthetics somedayThe current iteration's about the size of a grain of rice, but they could be much smaller in the future. By M. Moon, 08.04.2016
This is what it looks like when a neural net colorizes photosThe results are spotty, but when they turn out well they're actually pretty impressive.By T. Seppala, 04.02.2016
We're getting closer to real invisibility cloaksResearchers devised a 'skin' that suppresses radar and another that mirrors light.By T. Seppala, 03.15.2016
CCNY, UC Berkeley develop lasers that could rewrite quantum chips, spin those atoms right roundBy J. Fingas, 06.27.2012
Paralyzed student uses robotic exoskeleton to walk at college graduation (video)By A. Toor, 05.16.2011
Glass leaves sweat to generate electricity, get nervous in public situationsBy L. Dziuban, 08.03.2009
Monkeys and scientists develop persistent "plug and play" control over brain-to-computer interfaceBy P. Miller, 07.25.2009
CellScope, the cellphone microscope, gets UV upgrade to spot tiny glowing thingsBy T. Stevens, 07.22.2009