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Nanowires Give Cardiac Victims Real Heart of GoldGold nanowires help cardiac arrest-damaged hearts beat on their own.
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New Display Technology Makes Your Windshield a DashboardAn NSF supported small business development project is working to develop clear, full window displays for automobile manufacturing technology and window-based advertisements.
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Small Devices Show Big PotentialMasoud Agah merges MEMS and nanotechnology to develop microsystems for environmental and healthcare applications, including early breast cancer detection.
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New E-skin Could Give Robots Human-Like TouchA new type of artificial skin with a sense of touch that rivals the human variety could lead to next-generation robotic and prosthetic devices.
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Can Humans Survive?Experts weigh in on whether humanity can defy extinction and use its technological tools to survive on Earth.
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Walking DNA Robots Pave Way for Microscopic FactoriesNew DNA-based machines that can perform more complex tasks with greater autonomy than ever before.
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Tiny Earth Modeled from Atoms in Technology Breakthrough
A breakthrough technique allows researchers to "paint" and "sculpt" images thousands of times smaller than a grain of salt.
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Molecular Computer Mimics Human BrainA superthin computer just two molecules thick can solve complex problems.
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Light Bends Matter, Surprising ScientistsLight can twist matter, according to a new study that observed ribbons of nanoparticles twisting in response to light.
