Scientists develop ultra-thin computer on the bone
A team of University of Arizona researchers has developed an ultra-thin wireless device that grows to the surface of bone.
It could someday help physicians...
New breakthrough could help calculate the likelihood of worst-case scenarios
Quick—if you had to guess, what would you think is most likely to end all life on Earth: a meteor strike, climate change or...
Scientists use AI to develop the perfect chickpea
Using artificial intelligence, researchers have developed a genetic model for the “ultimate” chickpea, with the potential to lift crop yields by up to 12%.
Researchers...
Scientists develop speckle-free holography for virtual displays
Virtual and augmented reality headsets are designed to place wearers directly into other environments, worlds and experiences.
While the technology is already popular among consumers...
Scientists develop a flexible new system for creating soft robots
Princeton researchers have invented bubble casting, a new way to make soft robots using "fancy balloons" that change shape in predictable ways when inflated...
Pictures, videos can send viewers down a rabbit hole
Just how many adorable cat videos or pictures of fancy desserts can a person view in one sitting?
According to new research from Kaitlin Woolley,...
Scientists find predictable behavior in promising material for computer memory
In the last few years, a class of materials called antiferroelectrics has been increasingly studied for its potential applications in modern computer memory devices.
Research...
New method could pack 500T of data into CD-sized glass disc
Researchers have developed a fast and energy-efficient laser-writing method for producing high-density nanostructures in silica glass.
These tiny structures can be used for long-term five-dimensional...
Caltech and Amazon partner to create new hub of quantum computing
This past year, a new two-story building took shape in the northeast corner of the Caltech campus.
Though modest in design, what takes place inside...
This bio-inspired robot could move like water bugs
For centuries, humans have looked to nature to draw inspiration for innovation.
From birds in the sky to fish in the sea, by studying what...