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A team led by John Hopkins University and the University of Cambridge have completed the most expansive map of a brain to date. The diagram, which traces every neuron and connection of …
Mushroom computers, eggshell bricks, electricity from air and more
Since the discovery of superconductors—materials that conduct electricity without resistance—back in 1911, their use has always been limited by the fact that they only work at below-freezing temperatures. A groundbreaking new study …
Challenging the male gaze, an oral history of house music, an AR headset that locates hidden items and more
X-AR is an augmented reality headset that combines computer vision and wireless perception to help wearers find hidden objects. Workers trying to locate specific products to fulfill e-commerce orders, for instance, could …
A pioneering surf photographer, renewable building materials, surreal nail art and more
Organizations to support in Turkey and Syria, Japanese frozen art, the future of nuclear fusion and more
Homes that self-regulate temperature, airplanes converted into residences, two powerful art exhibits and more
Microma, an ingredient biotech startup, is one of many companies endeavoring to make food coloring from natural ingredients to replace commonly used options like Red 40 and Yellow 5, which can “include …
The dream of a smart house that can auto-adjust its heating and cooling is one step closer to being a reality thanks to a new building material. Developed by researchers at University …