Technology - general
Data glasses controlled by eye movements
12 Sep 2013
Detecting program-tampering in the cloud
12 Sep 2013
Glove shows its true colours
11 Sep 2013
Inflatable antennae could give CubeSats greater reach
By Jennifer Chu, MIT News Office | 07 Sep 2013
Researchers have built and tested an inflatable antenna that can fold into a compact space and inflate when in orbit
New world record in wireless data transmission
07 Sep 2013
Fresh water out of thin air
By By David L. Chandler, MIT News Office | 06 Sep 2013
Reliable communication, unreliable networks
13 Aug 2013
Making plants’ insides visible
13 Aug 2013
In with antennas, out with cables
12 Aug 2013
Making connections in the eye to map the brain's wiring
By By Anne Trafton, MIT News Office | 10 Aug 2013
An MIT neuroscientist is attempting to map 100 billion neurons, in the human brain connected to each other in networks that allow us to interpret the world around us, plan for the future, and control our actions and movements that could help scientists learn how we each become our unique selves
Study of bird feathers might lead to better colours in the future
By By Brita Belli | 08 Aug 2013
World's first wireless electric vehicle under testing in S Korea
07 Aug 2013
Though the vehicle rolls down the road like any conventional bus, while approaching the bus stop, it automatically begins to charge itself
Live streaming for multi-screen applications
07 Aug 2013
Desktop printing at the nano level
By By Erin White | 03 Aug 2013
Trapping T-rays for better security scanners
02 Aug 2013
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