Category: Technology

A computer using living human neurons could point to a radically more efficient future for AI

Scientists are now combining living human neurons with silicon hardware to create programmable biological computers....

This battery could help solve the EV industry’s hardest trade-off: more range without more fire risk

Researchers developed a lithium-metal battery exceeding 500 Wh/kg that survived fully charged nail penetration without...

A carbon film just 0.8 nanometres thick could help keep computer chips shrinking

Researchers have developed an insulating carbon film just 0.8 nanometres thick that could help solve...

These 3D-printed objects can change what they display without electronics

MIT researchers developed 3D-printed objects that can switch between different visual displays when moved or...

New manufacturing method delivers 99% yield for molecular electronics

Researchers manufactured more than 1,000 molecular electronic devices with yields reaching 99%, using a new...

Researchers Built a Light-Based Computer That Runs at 80 GHz

Researchers have demonstrated an all-optical computer capable of useful nonlinear processing at clock rates of...

A Minimal Phone Can Cut Screen Time Without Making Everyone Feel Better

A one-week experiment found that minimal phones reduced smartphone and social-media use, but improved wellbeing...

Your Next Headset May Track Your Eyes by Seeing Light Differently

A new eye-tracking system tested on 346 people uses the polarisation of reflected infrared light...

Your next smartphone may know you’re getting sick before you do

Researchers have demonstrated how artificial intelligence can analyse everyday smartphone interactions to identify subtle behavioural...

The battery that could reshape electric vehicles may not use lithium at all

The next generation of batteries may be defined not only by how much energy they...

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