The world’s tiniest, most powerful nanoengine
Could lead to nanorobots small enough to enter living cells to fight disease
Deep neural networks that identify shapes nearly as well as humans
You’re in your self-driving car, with heavy rain and poor visibility. All of a sudden, a blurred shape appears on the road. What should the car do?
Ultrasound allows for transmitting HD video through animal tissues
Imagine a miniature remote-controlled HD video camera that streams live video from a patient’s intestines to a physician
Just 1 minute of intense exercise produces health benefits similar to 50 minutes of moderate exercise
No time to exercise? Now you have no excuse.
Artificial protein controls first self-assembly of C60 fullerenes
New discovery expected to lead to new materials with properties such as higher strength, lighter weight, and greater chemical reactivity, resulting in applications ranging from medicine to energy and electronics
Do you trust robots?
What’s missing is human-factors studies, say MIT Professor Emeritus Thomas B. Sheridan
System predicts 85 percent of cyber attacks using input from human experts
Merging human and machine intelligence reduces false positives by factor of 5
