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New Scientist: You are running through an open field with the wind in your hair. Or you are diving into the ocean, feeling the cool water surround you. At moments…
IEEE Spectrum: New circuits can get printed directly on human skin to help monitor vital signs, a new study finds. Wearable electronics are growing increasingly more comfortable and more powerful. A next step for such devices might include electronics printed directly…
New Scientist: The universal speed limit of any kind of wave – be it electromagnetic or gravitational – travelling through a vacuum has been known since Albert Einstein developed his theory of special relativity in 1905. But the maximum speed of…
Wired: The field of entomology is built on the humble pin: Biologists venture into grasslands and forests, scoop up insects, euthanize them, and pin them onto the trays that make up natural history collections in museums and universities, thus immortalizing…
NBC News: In the end, it was more of a punch than a high five. NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft touched down briefly on an asteroid Tuesday, gathering samples of the space…
