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Growing bio-inspired shapes with hundreds of tiny robots.

‘Nano-tweezers’ create electric fields capable of trapping single molecules and extracting them from living cells.

A soft robot has been given a ‘nervous system’ so it can sense when you touch it.

How much sun is too much? Scientists have made a wristband sensor that will tell us just that...

Is this graphene 2.0?

The sun is a free and plentiful energy source which could be used to produce clean fuel. New research moves us closer...

Can the use of improved satellite navigation devices actually make driving safer?

A hearing aid system that uses light to send sound signals into the nervous system has been developed by researchers in...

一组科学家正在使用虚拟现实technology to treat fear of heights…

For the first time ever, a robot has been used to perform surgery on the human eye

Driverless cars used to be something that only appeared in science fiction, but they’re swiftly becoming a reality....

The beginning of the genome revolution?

电脑会说dolphin?

New hair-thin brain probe could revolutionise how we record brain activity

Every step you take, every click you make, someone's watching you...

By combining car sharing apps with a smartphone’s ability to measure movement and vibration, researchers are hoping to...

When you hear the word robots, you probably think of giant metal creatures moving awkwardly around the room — or...

Our hairy insides protect us from the full force of fluids racing through our bodies and may inspire future robotic...

What is the maker movement?

Modern-day chemical engineers have built better batteries equipped with molecular pulleys...

A new technique to see inside tissues in three dimensions, so doctors can make better and much faster diagnoses during...

Cells controlled remotely by a smartphone app can release insulin into the bloodstream to regulate glucose levels in...

Researchers have found that the brain activity in someone listening to a story bears similarity to the person telling...

The world is generating data at a rate that is rising exponentially. In fact, the human population has produced more...