Artifiical neurons may shed light on how real neurons are so energy efficient while communicating across distances, paving the way for better computers.

A new simpler urine test that could be done in a doctor’s office or even at home would give people with kidney stones results in as little as 30 minutes.

A new soft robot that gets its inspiration from the biomechanics of cheetahs moves more quickly on solid surfaces than earlier versions. And it can swim faster, too.

A new soft robot that gets its inspiration from the biomechanics of cheetahs moves more quickly on solid surfaces than earlier versions. And it can swim faster, too.

Engineers have known how to use sticky stuff inspired by gecko feet for years. Now, new research paves the way for mass production.

A self-adapting material that gains stiffness under pressure could "allow safer implants and bridges with minimal complication, cost, and downtime."

Researchers created synthetic microparticles more complex than the most intricate in nature. They could improve sensors, electronics, and more.

Researchers have finally solved the mystery of ultra-black butterflies, which have wings that rival the blackest coatings humans can make.

Researchers have finally solved the mystery of ultra-black butterflies, which have wings that rival the blackest coatings humans can make.

New research on a solid-state material is a step toward developing circuitry that functions like the human brain, neuromorphic computing.