Science Cognitive computing milestone: IBM simulates 530 billon neurons and 100 trillion synapses November 19, 2012
Renewable Energy First wooden wind turbine installed in Germany is a lot more eco-friendly November 15, 2012 - Updated on November 20, 2012
Physics New metamaterial focuses radio waves with extreme precision similar to Star Wars’ Death Star November 15, 2012
Nanotechnology Self-assembling polymer increases HDD memory capacity by a factor of five November 14, 2012
Science New technology doubles wireless networks efficiency – offers solution to broadband crisis November 14, 2012
Genetics Controversial study claims humans are slowly losing their intellectual abilities November 13, 2012
Diseases Child prodigies and autism are linked, study finds November 12, 2012 - Updated on April 9, 2024
Animals Crocodile skin around its jaws is 10 times more sensitive than that of human fingertips November 12, 2012
Inventions Transparent solar cells could be used onto entire buildings, screens, and more November 12, 2012
Psychology Going with your gut: decision-making based on instinct alone 90% accurate of the time, study shows November 9, 2012 - Updated on December 20, 2022
Health People eating dirt, literally. Study documents soil, raw starch ingestion in Madagascar November 7, 2012
Physics Nanodevice lets light waves travel infinitely fast. Theory of Relativity still in place November 7, 2012
Physics Physics premiere: synthetic magnetism used to control light – new generation of electronics possible November 1, 2012
Psychology Scientist’s 12-year old son helps unravel gaze mystery: we’re wired to look for eyes, not faces November 1, 2012
Diseases Bans on smoking result in one-third drop in heart attacks. Linked to second-hand smoke. October 30, 2012
Climate Huge methane deposits trapped in seabed sediments might get released due to warmer waters October 26, 2012
Biology Newly discovered microbial lifeforms form ‘electrical cables’ on deep-sea floor October 25, 2012
Archaeology World’s oldest undeciphered writing system on the brink of a breakthrough October 24, 2012
Psychology Humans are capable of short-term precognition, study finds October 24, 2012 - Updated on April 4, 2017
Anthropology The grandmother hypothesis – grandma babysitting helped us evolve longer lifespans October 24, 2012
