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Caltech crew’s computer runs dozens of programs using a few hundred chemical instructions

The software suite allows base stations to connect to one another in small groups

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A new class of ultrathin light absorbent material could harvest solar energy, boil water, and work as an infrared detector

Roboticists need to discuss openly and honestly not only our successes but also our failures

A revised design means dead satellites will burn up completely in the atmosphere

Outfitting headphones and earbuds with sensors will make them an ideal way to keep track of your health

One day your doctor could prescribe drugs based on how a biochip version of you reacts to them

Fine-tunable liquid crystals steer the beam electronically—with no moving parts

Prime Minister Narendra Modi vowed to electrify every household, but gaps remain in rural India

Chipmaker partners with Georgia Tech researchers to produce a low-power circuit that keeps encryption keys safe

The NeuroAD system, from Israeli company Neuronix, uses non-invasive brain stimulation

Adafruit is betting the language will make sense for makers

The Tokyo 2020 Robot Project promises an assortment of robots to do useful things for visitors at the games. But will they be more than a novelty?

Emoji domain names have been around for years, but they're still not in common use

In a study of senior computer science majors in the U.S., China, India, and Russia, U.S. students are tops in skills, if not in gross numbers

The famed 19th century engineer may have been inspired by an early example of AI chicanery and hype

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