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Scientists Wrap Mini Brains in Soft Bioelectronics to Track Brain Waves
Researchers at Northwestern University and Shirley Ryan AbilityLab have built a soft electronic device that wraps around lab-grown human neural organoids and records electrical signals…
Why NVIDIA Is Now a Major Player in Nuclear Energy Development
The Idaho National Laboratory and NVIDIA have partnered to apply artificial intelligence to nuclear reactor development, aiming to cut build timelines in half and reduce…
Lab-Grown Tissue Reverses Paralysis in Human Cells, Study Finds
Researchers have uncovered coordinated, wave-like molecular behavior and regenerative responses in lab-grown human spinal cord organoids. This new development comes with a better understanding of…
The Battery That “Breathes”: How Air is Powering the Next Energy Revolution
Researchers from Chinese Donghua University have reported a major advance in zinc air battery technology, addressing long standing stability problems that have limited the chemistry’s…
Harvard Researchers Develop Rolling Joint Technology for More Human-Like Robots
Researchers at Harvard University have unveiled a novel robotics innovation that mimics the rolling motion of human joints, potentially paving the way for robots that…
600 Volts from Gel: The “Living” Battery Tech That Mimics Nature
Researchers have developed an eel-inspired hydrogel battery that achieves unusually high power output without toxic materials and with a flexible, biologically compatible design. In many…
Scientists Successfully “Print” Vertical Next-Gen Semiconductors
A joint team of US-Chinese scientists have reported a major advance in semiconductor manufacturing by developing a new fabrication method. This new method can dramatically…
China Reveals Flexible Computer Chips That You Can Even Wash
Chinese researchers have announced a major advance in electronics with the creation of fiber chips. These are integrated circuits embedded within ultrathin, flexible fibers that…
Scientists Make Creepy Robotic Hand Can Detach From the Wrist to Collect Objects
Engineers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) in Lausanne have unveiled a robotic hand that can detach itself at the wrist, crawl away…
Why 2026 is the Year the Bionic Hand Finally Outsmarted the Human Eye
Researchers have unveiled a vision-integrated bionic hand system that automatically adjusts grip strength, addressing one of the most persistent challenges in modern prosthetics: how hard…
China Is Finally Cracking the Code on Semiconductor Independence, and the West Should Be Concerned
For years, China depended entirely on the West for high-energy hydrogen ion implanters for its semiconductor endeavors. However, all that is set to change. In…
Scientists Develop AI-Driven DNA Design to Speed Up Gene Therapies
Scientists at Rice University have unveiled a breakthrough technique that could fundamentally change how DNA is designed for medical and biotechnology applications, using artificial intelligence…