Cambridge scientist unveils Medicine 4.0 framework promoting wider access to ideas, services
CAMBRIDGE, United Kingdom — A new commentary published in Frontiers in Medicine argues that the next transformation in healthcare will...
Florence Redgrave covers engineering and advanced manufacturing, from robotics, electronics, and sensors to industrial systems, additive manufacturing, and applied innovation.
CAMBRIDGE, United Kingdom — A new commentary published in Frontiers in Medicine argues that the next transformation in healthcare will...
Soft electronic skin may soon become tougher, more repairable and far less wasteful, thanks to a new bio-based material developed...
A team of researchers at Tsinghua University has proposed a mathematical framework for building and understanding increasingly complex artificial intelligence...
Manufacturing assembly is entering an era in which the most valuable co-worker on the factory floor may not be human....
A tiny robot inspired by dragons, qilins, chimeras, fish, and sea lions has demonstrated an unusual combination of speed, strength,...
Flapping-wing micro aerial vehicles are turning one of nature’s most efficient flight strategies into a new class of robotic technology....
Light sent through a seven-core optical fiber can spontaneously reorganize itself into a remarkably stable and evenly distributed pattern when...
A burst of intense femtosecond laser light can make a semiconductor change its optical behavior almost instantaneously, according to a...
A tiny molecular machine that can switch circularly polarized light on and off in response to mechanical force has been...
Radio antennas are usually treated as passive pieces of hardware: they transmit or receive electromagnetic waves, while separate electronics handle...
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