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Squirty gels bring food-like flavors to virtual reality
A new device recreates complex flavors including lemonade, coffee and fish soup by delivering a mix of chemicals.
By Simon Makin
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A new device recreates complex flavors including lemonade, coffee and fish soup by delivering a mix of chemicals.
With a rubber band and some cardboard, you can build your own paddleboat to speed across the surface of a pool.
Data from millions of phones helped fill in maps of the ionosphere, an atmospheric layer that can muddle radio signals key for navigation systems.
The current way to produce antivenoms is outdated. In lab tests, AI-designed proteins could save mice from a lethal dose of snake toxin.
Chatbots answer one question at a time. Reasoning agents work through a problem step by step. DeepSeek makes this new type of AI far less costly.
Robotic devices like this might someday help musicians, gamers, athletes or even surgeons improve their dexterity.
James Whitfield began his career when quantum computing was still in its infancy. Today, he’s helping to make it more accessible to educators, researchers and others.
Creature-machine mash-ups seem weird or even creepy. But biohybrids that make use of living tissue could be the future of robotics.
Large language models, or LLMs, are language-processing systems that underpin advanced AI technologies such as ChatGPT.
Project Silica is advancing a new way to store data — potentially forever. Some students plan to use this new media to send a message into space.