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MIT’s Tiny Chip Lets Mini Robots Map 3D Spaces on 6 mW
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UF Scientists Build BlueME for Underwater Robot Communication
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Harvard’s BRIDGE Tech Transforms Basketball Film for Para-Athletes
A Harvard research team has developed BRIDGE, a simulation system that transforms standard standing-basketball footage into realistic wheelchair basketball video — giving para-athletes access to the kind of video analysis long taken for granted in non-disabled sports. The work just earned a Best Paper Award at CHI 2025.
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PLaTypus Tool Hardens Intel CET Against Code Reuse Attacks
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Internet Cookies and the Open Web: What BU Research Found
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New UC San Diego Chip Design Could Cut Data Center Power Waste
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3D-Printed ATLAS Platform Helps Scientists Probe How Cancer Spreads
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Continuous Wearable Monitoring Cut Dangerous Low-Oxygen Time After Surgery
A yearlong trial at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist found that surgical patients wearing continuous monitors spent far less time with dangerously low oxygen levels than those checked only every few hours. The findings suggest a practical way to catch complications earlier and make hospital recovery safer.
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MIT Wristband Lets Users Control Robotic Hands With Ultrasound
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Sleep Apps Can Improve Rest — But May Worsen Insomnia, Study Finds