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The high-performance computing facility at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) has helped researchers to run realistic simulations using enormously large data sets. They used the simulations to develop hardware to cut computer program runtimes. Credit: NTNU

Drastic cuts in data processing power consumption possible with new super smart hardware

Could artificial intelligence predict which viruses could infect humans, which animals host them, and where they could emerge from?

Plasma-enabled surface engineering becomes a new tool to create contact-killing, antifouling and drug-release surfaces

Archaeologists have revealed an entire Roman city without any digging

A new generation of dynamic materials gets the green light

Sewage as an energy source could be energy neutral or even produce excess energy

Plant tissue regeneration systems will impact the future of agriculture

The new optical circuit works when bent around an object about the diameter of a human finger. Credit: Centre for Microsystems Technology/imec/Ghent University.

A Stretchable Highway for Light

New possibilities for efficient biofuel production

Imec and UGent unveil breakthrough in augmented reality contact lens

An electric motor that does not need expensive rare-earth magnets

Tiny Drone Reveals Ancient Royal Burial Sites