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Plastics have become synonymous with waste, but they can be made sustainably. There can be little doubt that plastic materials have dramatically improved everything from clothing to travel to communications…
Continue Reading →A neuroscientist who has anguished over the terrors in her family’s history explores how people might erase the trauma from memories. It was a Saturday night at the New York…
Continue Reading →The best of the rest from the Physics arXiv preprint server Whirling Skirts And Rotating Cones
Continue Reading →A novel software tool could make it far easier to bring new energy storage technologies to market. If we’re ever going to run the world on intermittent renewable energy, we’re…
Continue Reading →Another chance to catch the most interesting, and important, articles from the previous week on MIT Technology Review .
Continue Reading →A roundup of the most interesting stories from other sites, collected by the staff at MIT Technology Review . The Secret War This account of General Keith Alexander’s cyberwar efforts paints…
Continue Reading →Eschewing grit and realism for creativity and simplicity, Minecraft has heralded a new era in which bedroom programmers can bypass publishers and still see their creations become global hits. All…
Continue Reading →Researchers are designing a “dialysis-like” machine that could identify and remove pathogens responsible for an often lethal blood infection. Taking advantage of recent advances in nanotechnology and microfluidics, researchers…
Continue Reading →The social network between characters in Homer’s Odyssey is remarkably similar to real social networks today. That suggests the story is based, at least in part, on real events, say…
Continue Reading →Research could make persistent computer-vision more feasible, and improve your smartphone’s battery life. The digital cameras in smartphones, tablets, and devices like Google Glass are increasingly powerful and useful…
Continue Reading →Factual, a company that provides location data on places, thinks more apps could make use of its information. Many smartphone apps have terms and conditions that allow them to collect…
Continue Reading →Physicists have worked out how to cloak a region of space from the quantum world, thereby shielding it from reality itself
Continue Reading →The U.S. government should allow disclosure of how often NSA taps into user data, argue Facebook, Microsoft and Google Facebook, Google and Microsoft today made public calls on the…
Continue Reading →Pebble, the smartwatch upstart, is charging ahead while computing giants mull their product plans. In April 2012, Eric Migicovsky launched a Kickstarter campaign for Pebble , the smartwatch that went on to…
Continue Reading →The strong glass that is used in 1.5 billion consumer electronic devices worldwide could soon help make more fuel-efficient, quieter cars. Corning’s durable Gorilla Glass is used in the displays…
Continue Reading →With its new mobile OS, Apple looks to longtime design head Jonathan Ive, and takes a few cues from competitors. For Apple, there’s a lot riding on iOS 7, the newest…
Continue Reading →The strong glass that is used in 1.5 billion consumer electronic devices worldwide could soon help make more fuel-efficient, quieter cars. Corning’s durable Gorilla Glass is used in the displays…
Continue Reading →The “Chinese Quantum Science Satellite” will launch in 2016 and aim to make China the first space-faring nation with quantum communication capability
Continue Reading →The same big U.S. Internet companies that reportedly handed over data wholesale to the NSA have been promising compliance with tough EU privacy standards. Most European nations have long…
Continue Reading →Soft contact lenses could display information to the wearer and provide continuous medical monitoring. For those who find Google Glass indiscreet, electronic contact lenses that outfit the user’s cornea with…
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