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The Application Builder – Revolutionizing the Simulation Industry
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Engaging With the Sci-Tech of <i>Self/Less</i>’s Sci-Fi
Researchers can leverage pop culture to talk about their projects
Digging for Geothermal Energy with Hypersonic Projectiles
We can't drill 5 kilometers down to tap geothermal energy, but we may be able to get there with a really big gun
Windbot Could Float Through the Clouds of Jupiter
A robot powered by turbulence might be the best way to explore gas giants
How to Compute With Data You Can’t See
Web applications could increase security by keeping data encrypted even during computations
Hackers Commandeer a Moving Jeep
Of course, it's staged, and Jeep has now issued a security patch. But it shows how full of holes automated autos can be
NASA Tests New Robotic Refueling Hardware on International Space Station
Refueling and repairing satellites in orbit could drastically lower costs, and NASA is working to make it happen
Innovators Recognized at the 2015 IEEE Honors Ceremony
Mildred Dresselhaus, Daktari Diagnostics, O3b Networks Honored
System Does Wi-Fi in Occupied TV Channels
Instead of either Internet or TV in UHF channels, how about both?
$100 Million Hunt for Aliens Aims to Survey One Million Stars
An unprecedented effort backed by a Russian billionaire will search the Milky Way galaxy for signals from alien civilizations
Porous Silicon Battery Electrodes from Reeds
Plants could provide abundant sustainable materials for lithium-ion batteries
Bamboo-like Crystals Help Tiny Chip Wires Keep Shrinking
Segmented structure could help electrons flow in future chips
Microwave Power Beaming May Launch Space Planes into Orbit
A spaceplane that uses ground-based microwave power as an energy source could be a very efficient way of launching satellites
Non-Stick Pans Lead the Way to More Efficient Solar Cells
Growing polycrystalline materials on a non-wetting surface increases grain size
Mother Robots Build Children Robots to Experiment With Artificial Evolution
Physical robots mutate and crossbreed to evolve towards the most efficient mobility genome
Review: The Whistle Dog Monitor
Track your dog’s behavior with this smart collar
Self-Assembly Trick Embeds Quantum Dots Inside Nanowires
New wrinkle promises to expand nanowire uses in optoelectronics
Nanowires Boost Hydrogen Production from Sunlight Tenfold
Solar fuel cells made of nanowires beat their non-nano predecessors
Asteroid-Mining Firm's First Spacecraft Deploys from Space Station
The first spacecraft of the asteroid-mining venture Planetary Resources will test technologies for future space missions
Test-Driving an Audi With Laser Headlights
These lights make for warmer whites and brighter brights; they let me drive faster on a test track, too
The 2015 Top Ten Programming Languages
New languages enter the scene, and big data makes its mark
Interactive: The Top Programming Languages 2015
New languages enter the scene, and big data makes its mark
First FAA-Approved Drone Delivery Is a Success, but Does It Matter?
A drone delivered medical supplies to a rural clinic with FAA approval
Airless Tires Roll Towards Consumer Vehicles
Hankook puts its iFlex airless tire through consumer-oriented ride and handling tests
Diesel-Powered Fuel Cell Produces Clean Electricity
Can diesel fuel be made green
Video Friday: Bacteria Driving Robot, Drone With Gun, and Freaky Snakebot
The most exciting place in robotics right now: Video Friday
Why Aren't Supercomputers Getting Faster Like They Used To?
Experts dream of reaching exascale computation rates by 2020, but it may take longer than expected
VIDEO: Build A Better Bike Computer
A Raspberry Pi and Kindle make vital information about your bicycle journey readable
Intel Hits Snag On The Way To Next-Generation Chips
Moore's Law's steady cadence hits another hiccup. Will more follow?
Transactive Energy Controls Survive First Test in Pacific Northwest
The future of distributed energy resources will need far more automation
Two Great Photovoltaic Materials Brought Together Make Better LEDs
Researchers combine quantum dots and perovskite that could lead to a hyper-efficient LED
Robotic Construction Gets Fancy at ETH Zurich's Digital Fabrication Lab
Bricklaying robots, building structures out of rubble, and creative concrete are all works in progress at ETH Zurich
Weyl Fermions Found, a Quasiparticle That Acts Like a Massless Electron
“Weyltronics” could lead to superefficient circuits and new quantum computers
Plastic Roads Sound Like a Crazy Idea, Maybe Aren’t
Just one word: plastics
Antineutrino Detectors Could Be Key to Monitoring Iran's Nuclear Program
New kinds of compact antineutrino detectors could be the next nuclear safeguard
ReWalk Robotics's New Exoskeleton Lets Paraplegic Stroll the Streets of NYC
Yesterday, a paralyzed man strapped on a pair of robotic legs and stepped out a hotel door in midtown Manhattan
Range Rover Recall is Due to a Software Glitch
It's a small recall--just 65,000 vehicles--but it's the thin edge of the entering wedge for cars that think
New Study Finds Feedback Loop Between Air Travel and Climate Change
Increased jet stream winds from warming climate could lengthen flights, causing more climate-warming emissions
Mobile Robots and RFID Tags Internet-of-Things-ify the Outdoors
With long-range RFID tags that cost pennies, mobile robots can perform dirt cheap sensing anywhere you want
Interactive: The 2015 Top Ten Programming Languages
New languages enter the scene, and big data makes its mark
Perovskite Solar Cell Production Gets Environmentally Friendly
Research project aims to develop printing production method of perovskite solar cells eliminating lead compounds
A Smartphone Charger That Runs On Candlepower
During the next power outage, you may indeed be lighting a candle rather than cursing the darkness, at least if you want to charge your phone
Wind Turbines Power Liquid-Air Energy Storage
Can a novel design for wind energy with storage scale up?
Introducing a New Material for Invisibility Cloaks
New "metasurface" makes for thinner cloaking devices
NASA’s TransFormers Could Make Harsh Lunar Environments Robot Friendly
Robots using mirrors to reflect sunlight at other robots could enable exploration of craters and caves
Exploratorium’s Iron Science Teacher Competition Explores Everyday Objects
Using light bulbs to lunch foods, competitors devise science experiments under pressure
A Middle East Supercomputer Makes the Top 10 List for the First Time
Saudi Arabia's Shaheen II is the region's first supercomputer to compete in the big leagues
Google Funds University Living Lab for Internet of Things
Google awards $500,000 to turn Carnegie Mellon University's campus into a testing ground for the Internet of Things
Solar Powered Family Car Generates More Energy Than It Uses
A solar car with an eye towards practicality is energy positive while seating four
With Pluto Encounter a Generation Passes the Torch
My generation will soon have witnessed every planet probed, but it's my grandchildren that will be the real explorers
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