The Neurons That Would Starve You
Neuroscientists isolate the neural circuitry behind ‘anti-hunger.’ Continue reading The Neurons That Would Starve You
Category Archives: studies
Neuroscientists Hack Sense of Touch
By tweaking neural calcium levels, it’s possible to crank up and down touch sensations. Continue reading Neuroscientists Hack Sense of Touch
New Distance Record Offers Preview of Everyday Quantum Encryption
Neither Male Nor Female Birth Control Should Make People Feel Like Crap
A study on male birth control was halted due to side effects, but that’s what’s supposed to happen. Continue reading Neither Male Nor Female Birth Control Should Make People Feel Like Crap
Taming the Physics of Splashing
New experiments could mean more sanitary hospitals and safer industrial facilities. Continue reading Taming the Physics of Splashing
Taming the Physics of Splashing
New experiments could mean more sanitary hospitals and safer industrial facilities. Continue reading Taming the Physics of Splashing
How a Single Circuit Component Mimics Neurons in the Brain
Engineers score a major advance in neuromorphic computing. Continue reading How a Single Circuit Component Mimics Neurons in the Brain
New Knitting Technique Produces Electronic Smart Fabrics at Industrial Scales
Meet the bike shorts of the future. Continue reading New Knitting Technique Produces Electronic Smart Fabrics at Industrial Scales
Engineers Develop ‘Material That Computes,’ Recognizes Images
A piezoelectric-based material capable of generating its own power and computing information. Continue reading Engineers Develop ‘Material That Computes,’ Recognizes Images
New Bank Privacy Tool Exposes Opaque, Possibly Illegal Sharing Policies
Carnegie Mellon did a machine analysis of 6,326 bank privacy notices. The results aren’t encouraging. Continue reading New Bank Privacy Tool Exposes Opaque, Possibly Illegal Sharing Policies