Seeing the invisible: visible-light metamaterial superlens made from nanobeads
Adds 5x magnification to existing microscopes
Self-propelling liquid metals: the future of soft electronics?
“May be possible to build a [T-1000-style] 3D liquid metal humanoid on demand”
Ultrasonic wireless ‘neural dust’ sensors monitor nerves, muscles in real time
DARPA-funded “electroceutical” devices are designed to monitor and treat patients; may also enable wireless prosthetic control
No, exercise does not wipe out previous memories
It also enlarges your brain and lowers dementia risk — and why fidgeting helps prevent arterial dysfunction from sitting and improves learning
IBM scientists emulate neurons with phase-change technology
Could lead to high-speed, energy-efficient neuromorphic computers for accelerated cognitive computing
