How a team of engineers are creating bendable nylon muscles for robots
MIT's synthetic nylon fiber can be given any shape and can provide linear muscular activity in
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These magnetic, modular LEDs can cover your walls in light
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How this glowing dye could enable liquid-based batteries for cars and homes
A fluorescent dye known as BODIPY hides two unusual chemical properties, making it a potential candidate for stockpiling energy in a redox flow
4 Common Uses Of Silicon (Si)
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This $5 device can hack your locked computer in a minute
Built on a Raspberry Pi Zero, PoisonTap emulates a network device and attacks all outbound connections by pretending to be the
Researchers discovered a new way to make low-cost solar cell technology
New fabrication method significantly improved the performance of perovskite solar cells, which can combine with silicon solar cells to produce more efficient solar
Top 10 highest paid engineering careers of 2016
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How this magnetic ink can be used to make self-healing batteries, sensors, and wearables
Self-healing electronic device repairs itself when broken by utilizing a magnetic ink to bridge gaps as wide as three
Google’s RadarCat doesn’t meow, but it can virtually detect any real-world object
Researchers from the University of St. Andrews just taught Google’s technology a new
Foresight: A timeline of NASA’s upcoming expeditions
Digging on asteroids, exploring Jupiter’s moons, and looking to the stars to find the evolution of the universe will bring answers to questions we’ve had for