Author: Jeffrey Bausch

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Foam-based actuator can change length by 300-percent — could improve soft robotics, artificial organs, more

New polymer foam is moldable, stretchable, and incredibly versatile -- it may very well come to shape the future of everything from soft robotics to prosthetic body

City that fought Comcast and won, now bringing 10Gbps Internet to its residents

Mega ISP tried to stop local telecom service, failed, and now residents will enjoy faster internet

Wireless charger can charge multiple device types, regardless of wireless standard or frequency

Engineers figure out how to cover a range of frequencies in new charging platform, to cover the various device types on the market

Hobbyist builds electromagnetic Thor Mjolnir hammer that only he can lift

Popular YouTube channel figures out how to give a Thor Hammer-replica the feel that it is impossible to

Laser razor, which drew more than $4M in funding, has been kicked off Kickstarter

Gadget draws millions in funding support, but not the support of the crowdfunding site it's promoting

Tech researchers prove an atom’s life can be extended ten times by placing it in front of a mirror

Using a superconducting electrical circuit and a short circuit, researchers may have found a way to increase the lifetime expectancy of an atom by a significant

Uncontrollable, poisonous algal blooms? More like high-performance battery electrodes

Researchers have figured out how to use harmful algae to further the development of a highly anticipated

Aerial photography company facing $2m fine for repeatedly flying its drones in restricted airspace

According to US authorities, the firm repeatedly ignored requests to cease aerial

Specially designed microfluidic passages allow for liquid cooling where it’s needed most — on the chip

A new method for cooling the transistors on computer chips could lead to even high-performance systems that are more compact and energy

What is digital amnesia? A new study explores the growing, modern-day epidemic

The ability to access the wide world of information is easier now than it ever was before. But is this technological achievement coming at the expense of our memory