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Evangelos Piliouras, a graduate student in physics, demonstrates a space curve.

Hidden Geometry Could Finally Fix Quantum Computers

George Washington Carver Addition in 1961 with present day I-70

Tuskegee Airmen’s Neighborhood Was Demolished for a Highway. Now It Exists Again in Virtual Reality

bandages on an aqua green background

Nerves Are Blocking Your Skin from Healing Like an Embryo

An Asian young man placing his fingers on either side of his throat

Lab-grown Food Pipe Could Save Children’s Lives

Using a sputtering technique widely employed in semiconductor manufacturing, researchers developed high-quality, lead-free piezoelectric single-crystal thin films directly on standard silicon wafers.

Thin Films Turn Everyday Vibrations Into Electricity Without Lead

sawdust based fire resistant material

Watermelon Seeds Help Turn Wood Waste into Fireproof Walls

The experiment’s detectors have reached their operating temperature, about a hundred times colder than outer space.

The Hunt for Dark Matter Just Got Colder Than Outer Space

Using this model of a 1D material, researchers demonstrate a new way to remotely change a material's stiffness using sound waves.

Sound Can Now Reprogram How Stiff a Material Is, And It Works by Remote Control

A petroglyph from Newspaper Rock, a site along Indian Creek in southeastern Utah. The rock includes images from cultures dating from 1,500 years ago to much more recent times.

The Bow Arrived Everywhere at Once, but Only Half of Hunters Ditched the Atlatl

A neurobot stained to highlight multiciliated cells – with small tufts of hairlike cilia around the periphery of the bot – and the neuronal extensions of dendrites and axons seen in the center.

Lab-Grown Xenobots With Self-Built Nervous Systems Move in Ways Evolution Never Planned

ok sign by a human hand

The Brain That Learned to Type Again

plastic bottles empty

The Parkinson’s Drug Hidden Inside a Plastic Bottle

The colors show how much tau was detected in different parts of the brain. Blue marks areas with lower levels, while red marks areas with higher levels.

Alzheimer’s Brain Scans Trained on White Patients May Be Missing Warning Signs in Others

The research shows sulfur-sulfur bonds can be formed and broken rapidly and cleanly at room temperature, opening new avenues for drug development, biotech and protein science, and chemical and material science.

Researchers Find a Brand New Chemical Reaction

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