Biology This slime mold smartwatch is a living gadget — and it serves an important purpose by Rupendra Brahambhatt January 23, 2023
Future The future of AI voice is here: new AI has emotionally intelligent synthetic speech by Rupendra Brahambhatt January 20, 2023
Did you know? Why we use the QWERTY keyboard layout — and why it’s probably not the best design by Rupendra Brahambhatt January 6, 2023
News This laser link has achieved the fastest data transfer from space to date. It’s 1,000 times faster than before by Jordan Strickler December 8, 2022
Did you know? Over 1000 songs released in China have AI voices. Some have over 100 million streams by Rupendra Brahambhatt November 25, 2022
News Scientists may have finally cracked the biggest puzzle keeping solid-state batteries from taking over the energy industry by Tibi Puiu November 21, 2022
News Your smartphone can detect bridges that are about to collapse. Here’s how by Tibi Puiu November 4, 2022
Biology Juicy bots: Withering passion fruit gives rise to a robot that can clean space junk by Rupendra Brahambhatt November 1, 2022
Animals A nest-monitoring device can save more sea turtle hatchlings and fight extinction by Rupendra Brahambhatt October 31, 2022
Mathematics This clever algorithm may be what’s driving rent prices so high by Rupendra Brahambhatt October 24, 2022
Did you know? A political party headed by an AI aims to fight general elections in Denmark by Rupendra Brahambhatt October 21, 2022
Future An AI capable of ‘thermal attacks’ just proved that no password is safe by Rupendra Brahambhatt October 13, 2022
News Six major tech companies pledge not to weaponize AI, but will politicians follow their lead? by Alexandru Micu October 11, 2022
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
