New 3D printing method creates superconductors with unprecedented performance
Cornell team discovery could accelerate advances in quantum tech and medical imaging
Intel tops semiconductor R&D spending with $16.5 billion, but breakthrough still elusive
Nvidia is on track to overtake Intel as the largest spender on chip research next year
Study shows chatbots fall for persuasion tactics just like humans do
Flattery will get you everywhere
Quantum computers may arrive sooner as scientists bypass flawless chip requirement
UC researchers show modular quantum systems are reliable
Researchers create molecule that stores solar energy in multiple charges
This new method of artificial photosynthesis could lead to carbon-neutral fuels
US seizes control of $7.4 billion semiconductor fund, calls Biden-era nonprofit illegal
The future of US semiconductor research projects are now unclear after the takeover
Heat waves could accelerate biological aging, scientists warn
Two years of heat waves can speed biological aging by eight to 12 days
Study finds US could replace key mineral imports by recycling mine waste
America's critical minerals are already in its mines but recovery remains the hurdle
Cyborg jellyfish could explore the deep sea to track climate change
Cheaper and more sustainable than humans with expensive gear
Experimental "microwave brain" chip processes AI with less than 200 milliwatts of power
New type of microchip combines digital and analog wireless signals
Nvidia partners with the National Science Foundation to accelerate AI projects
The agreement could mean faster progress in biomedical and materials science
Stanford's brain-computer interface turns inner speech into spoken words
"This is the first time we've managed to understand what brain activity looks like when you just think about speaking"
Radar captures subtle cellphone vibrations to eavesdrop on calls from several feet away
Something to look forward to: Researchers at Penn State University have demonstrated a new method of remote surveillance that enables the reconstruction of phone conversations using the subtle vibrations generated by a cellphone's earpiece. This technique, known as wireless tapping, uses millimeter wave radar sensors to detect and interpret these minute vibrations from distances of up to ten feet.
Maglev trains' tunnel boom problem may finally have a fix
Prototype maglev trains can exceed 370 mph, exacerbating the issue
Researchers develop visual microphone that uses light instead of air to detect sound
The optical microphone recovers sound by sensing vibrations on everyday surfaces
Scientists transform peacock feathers into tiny biological laser beams
The technique could open new paths for research in materials science and laser technology
These are the jobs that are most likely to be automated by AI
Rather than making predictions based on theory, the study analyzed real interactions between users and generative AI tools
Researchers create artificial blood for on-the-spot use in accidents and combat
The experimental solution is a lightweight powder that medics can quickly turn into transfusable blood by adding water
Meta builds wristband that can control devices with a flick of the wrist
The technology uses electromyography to measure muscle activity by detecting electrical signals sent from the brain to muscle fibers
AI is the new best friend for many teens, and it never says "no"
Forget social media, chatbot "friends" are the new emotional outlet for Gen Z
Scientists develop method to identify people by how their bodies disrupt Wi-Fi
New Wi-Fi tech can identify people without cameras or devices
Researchers build first chip combining electronics, photonics, and quantum light
This silicon chip breakthrough brings quantum light generation closer to scale
EVs are triggering a wave of motion sickness claims, scientists are investigating why
Silent rides, queasy stomachs
Scientists develop blood test that reveals how fast your organs are aging
The scientists found that an organ's biological age strongly predicts the risk of related diseases