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Enabling entire rooms to safely and wirelessly power electronics including lights, cell phones and laptops by safely using magnetic fields
A great outline of desalination as part of a global water strategy
Columbia Climate School
An option for affordable non-hormonal female contraception gains momentum
First 3D-bioprinted structured Wagyu beef-like meat: Raising the steaks on structured cultured meat
How to design efficient demo areas for urban carbon sequestration?
A malaria treatment is shown to be 100% effective in just 3 days in a Phase 2 trial
High-intensity focused ultrasound can work on a cellular level to target and destroy cancerous tumours
An AI remote monitoring system to non-invasively watch premature babies
Paving the way for small but mighty robotic devices that can punch well above their weight

Enabling entire rooms to safely and wirelessly power electronics including lights, cell phones and laptops by safely using magnetic fields

Enabling entire rooms to safely and wirelessly power electronics including lights, cell phones and laptops by safely using magnetic fields

An edible cholera vaccine that needs no refrigeration proves safe in phase 1 human trials

An edible cholera vaccine that needs no refrigeration proves safe in phase 1 human trials

A biocompatible hydrogel material that can reversibly form and deform could play a significant role in artificial joints and ligaments

A biocompatible hydrogel material that can reversibly form and deform could play a significant role in artificial joints and ligaments

Clearing the Alzheimer’s disease protein using the power of light and oxygen

Clearing the Alzheimer’s disease protein using the power of light and oxygen

Understanding adaptive immunity as a real learning system may lead to significant improvements in boosting the immune system

Understanding adaptive immunity as a real learning system may lead to significant improvements in boosting the immune system

Cultured meat from tissue engineering moves slowly towards replacing at least some of the real thing

Cultured meat from tissue engineering moves slowly towards replacing at least some of the real thing

Record-low energy consumption approach for the next generation of AI

Record-low energy consumption approach for the next generation of AI

A solid-state transistor sensor can more sensitively detect a weed killer in drinking water

A solid-state transistor sensor can more sensitively detect a weed killer in drinking water

Teaching robotic AI to be spontaneous

Teaching robotic AI to be spontaneous

Using microneedles that are painless and biodegradable to test glucose levels and more

Using microneedles that are painless and biodegradable to test glucose levels and more

Can a brain scan and computer algorithm help to diagnose mental health conditions?

Can a brain scan and computer algorithm help to diagnose mental health conditions?

The next generation of miniaturized electronics could be based on new graphene nanoribbons

The next generation of miniaturized electronics could be based on new graphene nanoribbons

A new photocatalyst can split water into hydrogen and oxygen at a quantum efficiency close to 100%

A new photocatalyst can split water into hydrogen and oxygen at a quantum efficiency close to 100%

Killing coronavirus with a handheld ultraviolet light device?

Killing coronavirus with a handheld ultraviolet light device?

Real-time communications between artificial and biological neurons move neuroprosthetics closer

Real-time communications between artificial and biological neurons move neuroprosthetics closer

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