Technology - general

Watching just 15 minutes of TV could hurt kids’ creativity: study

22 Sep 2016

Lightweight, wearable tech efficiently converts body heat to electricity

22 Sep 2016

NASA rubbishes reports that it has changed the Zodiac

21 Sep 2016

Understanding math not tied to sight: study

21 Sep 2016

New theory overcomes a longstanding polymer problem

By By Anne Trafton | MIT News Office | 19 Sep 2016

For the past 100 years, polymer scientists have been stymied in their efforts to predict polymers’ elasticity, because the materials usually have structural flaws at the molecular level, which MIT researchers have now found a way of circumventing

Touchscreens may improve motor skills in toddlers

19 Sep 2016

Engineers teach machines to recognize tree species

19 Sep 2016

Earthquakes, ‘Marsquakes,’ and the possibility of life

19 Sep 2016

Mommies not needed: babies could be born from skin cells

17 Sep 2016

Many questions unanswered on GM mustard: activists

16 Sep 2016

Indian American researcher named by the Marconi Society for outstanding research

15 Sep 2016

Calculating the financial risks of renewable energy

15 Sep 2016

London museum slammed for ‘sex determination’ exhibit

15 Sep 2016

MIT researchers develop prototype imaging system capable of reading pages of closed books

12 Sep 2016

Study reveals toxic iron nano particles in human brains

09 Sep 2016

Arthritic elephant in US zoo gets EEEEEEEEEEEE-width shoes

08 Sep 2016

'Materials that compute' advances as Pitt engineers demonstrate pattern recognition

07 Sep 2016

Android users more honest, humble than iPhone users: study

03 Sep 2016

A study showed that people using Android smartphones were likely to have greater levels of honesty, humility, agreeableness and openness than iPhone users, while another showed that women were twice more likely to own an iPhone than men

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03 Sep 2016

Plastic crystals could improve fabrication of memory devices

01 Sep 2016

A novel 'plastic crystal' developed by Hokkaido University researchers has switching properties suitable for memory-related applications

Plastic crystals could improve fabrication of memory devices

01 Sep 2016

A novel 'plastic crystal' developed by Hokkaido University researchers has switching properties suitable for memory-related applications

Gold from old phones is real prospect thanks to chemical advance

01 Sep 2016

PNNL scientist joins the hunt for signs of ancient life on Mars

01 Sep 2016

A data-cleaning tool for building better prediction models

31 Aug 2016

New research sheds light on how aged wine gets its aroma

30 Aug 2016

Researchers have discovered an enzyme that plays a leading role in the formation of compounds that give aged wines their sought-after aroma