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MIT’s Cheetah Robot Sacrifices Speed for Efficiency and Long Battery Life [Video]

By Ian Chant Mar 8th
Mercury May Have Once Had An Awesome Ocean Of Magma, Says New Study

By Ian Chant Feb 21st
Here’s What U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz Has to Say About the Prosecution of Aaron Swartz

By Rollin Bishop Jan 17th
Petition to Fire Aaron Swartz’s Prosecutor Hits Required Signatures for White House Response

By Glen Tickle Jan 15th
Anonymous Hacks MIT Site in Wake of Aaron Swartz’s Suicide [UPDATED]

By Glen Tickle Jan 14th
There’s a New Form of Magnetism, New State of Matter Thanks to MIT

By Glen Tickle Dec 20th
Large Hadron Collider Creating Never-Before-Seen Kind Of Matter

By Ian Chant Nov 27th
Guinea Pig Turned Into Living Battery, The Matrix One Step Closer To Just Being Our Lives

By Ian Chant Nov 7th
Asteroids Could Be Deflected Using Paintballs If We Had 20 Years to Spare

By Rollin Bishop Oct 26th
A Bit of Algebra Makes Wi-Fi Go Much Faster

By James Plafke Oct 23rd
This Mechanical Pencil Draws Nanotubes That Detect Toxic Gases

By Ian Chant Oct 9th
Meet the Like-A-Hug Vest, Inflates to Give Hug for Every Facebook Like Received

By Rollin Bishop Oct 5th
Maker Faire 2012: Robots and 3D Printers and Fiery Unicorns, Oh My

By Ian Chant Oct 1st
iPhone App Instantly Identifies Super PACs Behind Political Ads

By Ian Chant Sep 5th
New Chemical Compound Database Knows All the Reactions

By Ian Chant Aug 23rd
Newly Discovered CYCLOPS Gene Points To Vulnerability in Cancer Cells

By Ian Chant Aug 15th
Graphene Reacts Based on Material Beneath It, Continues to Amaze

By Rollin Bishop Aug 13th
Fact or Fiction: MIT Grad Student Saved Apollo 13

By Ted Johnson Aug 6th
Taking Airborne Won’t Help You: The Top Airports for Spreading Disease

By Ted Johnson Jul 27th
Graphene Can Improve Desalination Efficiency by Several Orders of Magnitude, Can Do Pretty Much Anything

By Eric Limer Jun 29th