Technology - general
Harvard team develops robotic insect - Robobee
03 May 2013
Software that exposes credit card fraudsters
03 May 2013
Shape-shifting mobile devices
29 Apr 2013
Prototype mobile devices that can change shape on-demand is being unveiled by the University of Bristol, and could lay the foundation for creating high-shape resolution devices of the future.
Tata Industries to help Tel Aviv University commercialise new technologies
29 Apr 2013
Tata Industries' decision to partner Ramot and TAU will help Tata group companies to leverage new technologies and enhance capabilities
Wind power - even without the wind
By By David L. Chandler, MIT News Office | 26 Apr 2013
Scientists produce perfect diesel substitute from bacteria
24 Apr 2013
In a breakthrough that could have enormous implications for the world’s future energy needs, a team of scientists has developed a method to make bacteria produce diesel on demand
Bugs produce diesel on demand
24 Apr 2013
Researchers capture waste heat, use it to power devices
By By Matthew Chin and Bill Kisliuk | 23 Apr 2013
An aircraft made entirely by a 3D printer takes flight
19 Apr 2013
Engineers at the University of Southampton have designed and flown the world’s first ‘printed’ aircraft, which could revolutionise the economics of aircraft design
Cyber Research Institute launched to curb cyber threats to the UK
18 Apr 2013
To investigate new ways of automatically analysing computer software to reduce its vulnerability to cyber threats
Cyber Research Institute launched to curb cyber threats to the UK
18 Apr 2013
To investigate new ways of automatically analysing computer software to reduce its vulnerability to cyber threats
New software could alleviate wireless traffic
16 Apr 2013
'Sonic lasso' catches cells
10 Apr 2013
Academics have demonstrated for the first time that a “sonic lasso” can be used to grip microscopic objects, such as cells, and move them about.
Fuel from algae comes closer to commercialisation
09 Apr 2013
An advanced solar biofuels pilot plant designed to develop microalgae-based systems as a source of clean fuel has entered production in Brisbane, Australia
Researchers develop world’s smallest antenna
08 Apr 2013
Gordon supercomputer crunches Large Hadron data
08 Apr 2013
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