After $30 billion in school tech, the laptop classroom experiment may have backfired
Schools went all-in on laptops – now test scores are telling a different story
Tofu brine could power safer batteries that last decades, researchers say
A new neutral-electrolyte battery survives more than 120,000 cycles without fire risk
Lab-grown brain tissue successfully solves a classic AI training problem
Unfortunately, it has no functional memory to "remember" the solution–"We're working on it"
Rocket reentries are leaving measurable lithium pollution in the upper atmosphere
Lidar data links Falcon 9 debris to measurable metal pollution at high altitude
New discovery lets sodium-ion batteries store more energy while purifying water
Researchers find that hydration, not heat-treatment, is more efficient
Low-noise microwave amplifiers bring quantum computers closer to scale
Cleaner signals need not come at the expense of accessibility
New study finds security gaps in Bitwarden, LastPass, and Dashlane
Zero-knowledge encryption doesn't fully protect popular password managers
Holographic 3D printing breakthrough produces objects in less than a second
The breakthrough technique constructs complex micro-objects nearly instantaneously
Brain-inspired chip is helping robots to see faster and in real time
Researchers mimic the brain's filtering architecture to slash optical-flow delays
Researchers turn Edison's 1879 light bulb into a mini graphene reactor
Early Edison bulbs used filaments made from carefully treated bamboo
Light may outshine quantum for some of computing's toughest optimization problems
Queen's University's photonic breakthrough takes computing back to physics basics
Octopus-inspired hydrogel reveals hidden image when exposed to temperature changes or solvents
This synthetic skin doesn't just imitate nature, it responds like it's alive
How a new terahertz antenna could unlock one-terabit 6G speeds
Design pioneers passive antenna capable of handling information-dense signals
Hiroshima scientists crack the code for 3D printing tungsten carbide
Novel "softening" method reshapes one of the world's hardest materials without melting it
Switchable topological light could redefine wireless data transmission
The device points toward compact, programmable terahertz circuits
MIT scientists build terahertz microscope that reveals hidden superconducting motion
The device focuses trillion-cycle radiation into atomic-scale detail never seen before
Harvard engineers 3D-print soft robots that bend, twist, grasp, and move on command
A rotating nozzle technique embeds motion into the material itself, replacing molds and manual assembly
This fusion energy startup thinks it can cut lasers out of the equation
A small engineering tweak could remove one of fusion's costliest hurdles
New AI model can predict battery lifespan after only 50 cycles
The system reduces the time and energy required for testing by up to 95 percent
Engineers just found a way to cool quantum systems using microwave noise
A refrigerator for qubits that runs on randomness
Small brains, big compute: Scientists want to build GPS chips that work like a honeybee's brain
How bees are driving next-gen, low power chip research
The future of wearables: Computer chips you can weave, wash, and wear
Forget smartwatches – scientists made smart fabric
A new chemical trick could extend lithium-ion battery life without redesigning cells
Scientists find a simpler way to protect battery cathodes
Google's AI health summaries cite YouTube more than any medical source, study finds
AI Overview answers rely more on YouTube than the Mayo Clinic
The "Crash Clock" shows how close we are to the next satellite collision
Tiny bits of debris and a flood of new satellites are tightening the safety margins around Earth