MIT engineers have 3D printed solenoids, potentially transforming electronic manufacturing by enabling cost-effective, on-demand production that circumvents traditional constraints.

Researchers propose that the brain expansion in ancestral humans might have been fueled by fermented foods, challenging the long-held belief that cooked food provided the necessary calories.

MIT researchers have developed a method to control a two-dimensional magnet at room temperature, promising advancements in energy-efficient computing.

Harvard physicists have successfully created a new phase of matter called non-Abelian topological order, opening potential advancements in stable quantum computing.

MIT enhances music instruction with the Steinway Spirio | r, a piano that records performances with high detail, offering insights for students and researchers alike.

Researchers at MIT and other institutions developed a model to predict harmful drug combinations and improve drug safety by understanding how drugs interact with cellular transporters.

BusPatrol's school bus safety cameras are under scrutiny in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania amid concerns of accuracy and a revenue-driven approach, despite no citations in Massachusetts and dismissal rates in Pennsylvania.

Harvard researchers develop a new epigenetic clock that can distinguish DNA changes driving aging from incidental ones, enhancing understanding of the aging process and testing anti-aging treatments.

Startup Stitch3D launches a cloud platform enhancing 3D data sharing and editing, founded by MIT alum Clark Yuan, addressing previous industry challenges.

MIT researchers have developed a new cryptographic ID tag using terahertz waves that are smaller, cheaper, and more secure than traditional RFIDs, enhancing product authentication and offering protection against tampering.

MIT researchers have developed a test to predict how heart attack patients will respond to ventricular assist devices, potentially preventing cardiac imbalance complications.

A study finds that Southeast Asian wildfire smoke causes substantial psychological harm, especially when it originates from neighboring countries. Researchers used sentiment analysis on tweets to assess the public's mood.

Harvard researchers explore the "social microbiome," highlighting how microbes are shared through human interactions and may affect health and disease transmission.