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Bloody footprints are common at violent crime scenes, and AI may help us find the murderers.
"Quantity has a quality all its own" is an infamous quote, but it's not wrong.
Synthetic biology could make clothes from a very unexpected material.
When jammed, the chainmail particles stiffen into a fabric that can support a load 50 times its weight.
As the pandemic continues to linger, businesses are trying to find solutions to adapt to the new normal.
The technology is no longer just for gifts and gadgets -- it's reliable enough to be used for nuclear energy.
Researchers anticipate an even larger deficit of female births
A long-lost piece from the monument brought some answers
Hindsight is 20/20 -- and so is a telescope equipped with AI.
Researchers will now measure its performance and see how it handles traffic.
Japan is living in the future.
To find shortcuts in material science, researchers are increasingly looking at artificial intelligence.
It could be useful for small-scale robots and prosthetics
It could be ground-breaking for modern tech devices
A contender for "patient zero" for the plague.
Football is a surprisingly random game.
Designing violins is an art -- but it could soon become a science.
Not bad at all.
Joy, sadness, fear, anger, and surprise were the easiest to recognize.
Your new personal assistant.
Wireless power, here we come!
The only thing cooler than a smart, useful robot is a smart, useful, open-source robot.
Mathematics to the rescue!
The company hopes to get it soon on the UK market.
Bitcoin has done a lot for some people, but what has it really done for society?
This is a whole new level of 'when life gives you lemons'.
By 2024, the bitcoin network is set to use as much energy as a medium-sized country like Italy.
Literally adding a new dimension to old maps.
The arms race between terrorists and officials is going online.
Technology is increasingly making its way to the crops.
It's a historic step towards sustainability.
It's a weird evolutionary thing that we'd build robotic tails.
0 metal, 100% boat.
Our relationship with honey goes way back.
Study finds metaphor that could be applied in the real world
Seaweed keeps surprising us with even further virtues
It was stored for decades but researchers found it in a cellar in 2014
By administering two doses, one while bacteria are swarming and one while in transition into a biofilm, antibiotic-resistant bacteria were eradicated.
Fans or no fans, playing at home still grants you an advantage.
The internet of things is going deep -- deep underwater, that is.
You're never really alone; there's always a group of microbes along for the ride.
They are water-soluble and eco-friendly, you can eat them or throw them away.
Social media is riddled with misleading stories. Researchers are zooming in on ways to address that.
We're talking swarms of millions of bots here.
AI is ready to stop playing games and move on to other challenges.
Milkomeda is really happening -- #couplegoals.
The entire front panel was recreated with a 3D computer model, and that's when researchers noticed something.
We need as many ways to get rid of plastic as possible.
Study sheds light on plant's evolutionary race
Your future furniture might be produced with lab-grown wood
