Brain-inspired nanopore device uses current-induced heating for memory operations
Ionic heating creates reversible memory mimicking neural forgetting and associative learning
Signals from the Fringe of Science & Technology
Ionic heating creates reversible memory mimicking neural forgetting and associative learning
Physics-informed AI accelerates discovery of rare-earth-free permanent magnets
UCSF School of Pharmacy lands three of five inaugural NSF Use-Inspired Acceleration awards to advance AI-designed proteins for bioeconomy applications — sustainable materials, biomanufacturing, and biomass conversion.
Scientists have engineered DNA robots—microscopic machines constructed from DNA strands—capable of targeting diseased cells, delivering medicine with precision, and capturing viruses like SARS-CoV-2.
Developers are collecting human movement videos en masse to train humanoid robots, including footage from repetitive-task workers and tele-operated robots controlled by remote operators.
University of Cambridge scientists engineered a modified hafnium oxide memristor device that replicates neuronal processing and could reduce AI energy consumption by up to 70%.
Monash University researchers created the first chip to generate, direct, and read information carried by light in a single integrated device, with implications for future AI systems.
Scientists have engineered DNA robots—microscopic machines constructed from DNA strands—capable of targeting diseased cells, delivering medicine with precision, and capturing viruses like SARS-CoV-2.
Developers are collecting human movement videos en masse to train humanoid robots, including footage from repetitive-task workers and tele-operated robots controlled by remote operators.
University of Cambridge scientists engineered a modified hafnium oxide memristor device that replicates neuronal processing and could reduce AI energy consumption by up to 70%.
Co-Scientist, a multi-agent system built on Gemini, iteratively generates, debates, and refines scientific hypotheses — identifying liver fibrosis drug candidates that reduced scarring by 91% in validated lab experiments — with scientists conducting the actual wet-lab tests.
Synchron's COMMAND study achieved 100% successful device deployment in six paralyzed patients via endovascular jugular vein access — a minimally invasive approach without open-brain surgery — with zero device-related serious adverse events in the brain or vasculature over the 12-month follow-up period.
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