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Shells, beans, and plant fibers-made artificial synapse mimics the human brain
UNIST researchers from South Korea have developed the fully biodegradable artificial synapse made entirely from materials ...
The Cliff at Briarcliff High School boasts a math lab, where students can get help with math homework throughout the day. It ...
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The Best Cybersecurity Advice I Got in 2025: Simple Tips to Protect Your Money, Identity, and Sanity
I spent the year interviewing top security experts. These are the practical, everyday tips anyone can use to stay safer ...
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Cell-Sized Robots Can Sense, Decide, And Move Without Outside Control
Cell-sized robots can sense temperature, make decisions, and move autonomously using nanowatts of power—no external control ...
Designers are utilizing an array of programmable or configurable ICs to keep pace with rapidly changing technology and AI.
I was interviewing a 72-year-old retired accountant who had unplugged his smart glucose monitor. He explained that he “didn’t know who was looking” at his blood sugar data.
Antivirus is the guard posted at your hardware, whereas identity security is out on the battlefield. Antivirus works inside ...
Three-dimensional modeling sits at the heart of modern design, engineering, and fabrication. Yet for blind and low-vision ...
Echo, an Israeli startup, is announcing a $35 million in Series A funding today (bringing its to-date total to $50 million in ...
The sample-focused DAW gets an MPC-like hands-on interface.
Unexpected change rewards those who are quick to adjust, but all aspects of a system must be adjusted to keep growth going.
Computer Weekly speaks to Kate Moussouris, security entrepreneur and bug bounty pioneer, about the life of security researchers, bug bounties and the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution.
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