10.03.18 Robots Glove-controlled robot arm is soft enough to pet jellyfish It won't squish delicate marine life. By M. Moon, 10.03.18 save Save share
07.21.18 07.21.18 in Robots Harvard's robot arm can grab squishy sea animals without hurting them It could help study jellyfish and octopuses in a safer way. By J. Fingas, 07.21.18 save Save share View
05.01.18 05.01.18 in Medicine Science takes a step toward coding virus-resistant human cells There are many challenges to making this a reality. By J. Fingas, 05.01.18 save Save share View
01.31.17 01.31.17 in Medicine New brain-computer interface breaks through locked-in syndrome The experimental system is right about 70 percent of the time. By A. Tarantola, 01.31.17 save Save share View
01.19.17 01.19.17 in Medicine Harvard's soft exosuit makes walking 23 percent easier The exosuit could help people walk again and help soldiers carry heavy supply packs on the battlefield. By M. Moon, 01.19.17 save Save share View
05.18.16 05.18.16 in Medicine Harvard engineers designed a 'soft wearable robot' The flexible suit is aimed at patients with limited mobility. By A. Dalton, 05.18.16 save Save share View
05.17.16 05.17.16 in Design 3D printer uses lasers to create metallic objects in midair This Harvard-designed machine uses silver nanoparticles as ink. By M. Moon, 05.17.16 save Save share View
05.10.16 05.10.16 in Robots ICYMI: Robots, disappearing medical skin and more Bomb dismantling, walking on a steep grade and other amazing robot feats. By K. Davis, 05.10.16 save Save share View
05.06.16 05.06.16 in Medicine Harvard researchers trial cheap, efficient paper-based Zika test It could get results in hours instead of the days or weeks it takes current tests. By D. Lumb, 05.06.16 save Save share View
10.31.15 10.31.15 Medicine-covered nanoparticles could help stroke victims Scientists combined existing blood clot busting techniques with tiny nanoparticles to help stroke victims By R. Lawler, 10.31.15 save Save share View
