News A new machine learning algorithm has learned how to look at a picture and recreate them as 3D objects by Alexandru Micu September 20, 2022
Did you know? Most fans don’t know it but Doctor Who’s sonic screwdriver exists for real. Well, sort of by Rupendra Brahambhatt September 15, 2022
Health & Medicine Sensory stickers bring us closer to fully-wearable, fully-convenient ultrasound investigations by Alexandru Micu August 11, 2022
Future Engineers use 19th-century photography technique to create stretchy, color-changing films by Jordan Strickler August 7, 2022
News US and Japan join forces to start factory for tiny 2-nanometer chips by Fermin Koop August 3, 2022
Environmental Issues Is it time to go electric? Some EVs pay for themselves in a couple of years by Rupendra Brahambhatt July 22, 2022
Electronics Who invented air conditioning, and why there’s more than meets the eye to his humble invention by Rupendra Brahambhatt July 21, 2022
Art This DALL-E mini AI can create original digital paintings of anything — so why is it obsessed with women in saris? by Rupendra Brahambhatt June 29, 2022
News Mesmerizing half-wheel bike shows two halves make a whole — and this applies to physics too by Tibi Puiu June 28, 2022
Future Virginia is about to 3D-print an entire neighborhood of homes — and it’s cheaper than you think by Rupendra Brahambhatt June 17, 2022
Future No driver required. Autonomous taxis are finally arriving in San Francisco by Fermin Koop June 8, 2022
Did you know? An AI-based voice program did the dialog delivery for Val Kilmer in Top Gun: Maverick by Rupendra Brahambhatt June 7, 2022
Chemistry Electric eels inspired the first battery two centuries ago. We’re still looking to them for the next revolution in battery technology by Timothy J. Jorgensen May 10, 2022
Health & Medicine Scientists use tiny molecular robots to transport cargo for the first time by Rupendra Brahambhatt April 21, 2022
News Apple carts Crimea as part of Ukraine, halts sale of products and services to Russia by Mihai Andrei March 4, 2022
Feature Post Brain scans are saving convicted murderers from death row–but should they? by Michelle Petersen February 23, 2022
