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Apr 20 2018
Swarms of tiny organisms churn ocean waters
Environment
Mar 29 2018
Stretchable wires move us closer to electronics that mold to your skin
Electronics & Networking
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Technology & Society
Mar 20 2018
Traveling in the age of driverless cars
Technology & Society
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Transportation & Robotics
Issue #43
Mar 20 2018
A video game designer blurs the line between the real and the virtual
Technology & Society
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Transportation & Robotics
Feb 7 2018
Mechanical forces may underlie brain development and some diseases
Computation & Data
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Health
Issue #40
Jan 26 2018
What can a computer learn from a race car driver?
Computation & Data
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Technology & Society
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Transportation & Robotics
Issue #39
Jan 25 2018
Can we generate clean energy by using sunlight to superheat fluids?
Energy
Jan 25 2018
Applying mechanical principles from the visible world to the nanorealm
Materials
Issue #39
Jan 17 2018
Why do trees and animals take the shapes they do?
Environment
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Health
Issue #39
Jan 10 2018
Why are some breast cancers more likely to spread than others?
Health
Issue #38
Dec 20 2017
Exploring the minute mechanical forces that govern human health
Health
Nov 20 2017
Wind farms can be a tough sell for residents. What can be done?
Energy
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Environment
Issue #35
Nov 20 2017
Megan Palmer: How do we solve the security challenges in biotech?
Health
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Security
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Technology & Society
Issue #37
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Nov 16 2017
Simulating human movement to optimize physical performance
Health
Issue #36
Nov 2 2017
Allison Okamura: Exploring the next big thing in modern robotics
Transportation & Robotics
Issue #35
Oct 30 2017
Allison Okamura: Soft Robots for Humanity
Transportation & Robotics
Issue #34
Oct 16 2017
Can we turn tiny amounts of waste heat into thermo-electricity?
Electronics & Networking
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Energy
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Materials
Issue #33
Oct 13 2017
David Lentink: What small birds teach us about the physics of flight
Transportation & Robotics
Issue #37
Jul 19 2017
Some organisms cover distance by growing. Now a robot can, too.
Transportation & Robotics
Issue #27
Jul 14 2017
Space robot technology can help autonomous vehicles here at home
Computation & Data
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Materials
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Transportation & Robotics
Issue #27
Jun 29 2017
A microscopic guillotine cuts cells in two
Health
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Materials
Issue #27
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