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Issue #58

The tiny robots could potentially move pieces of debris or position a camera to evaluate a treacherous area. | Image credit: Kurt Hickman

Oct 25, 2018

Heavy objects and closed doors are no match for these flying robots

Transportation & Robotics

The data could help coaches teach an individual athlete how to play using the safest possible techniques. | Photo by Paul Sakuma

Oct 25, 2018

Could high-tech mouthguards help prevent concussions?

Computation & Data, Health

The initiative’s goal is to develop technological and data-driven tools that will help journalists do high-quality reporting. | Reuters/Joe Skipper

Oct 24, 2018

Investigative journalism could make a comeback thanks to data

Computation & Data, Technology & Society

CRISPR-GO operates like molecular scissors, grabbing specific bits of the genome and plunking them down in new locations. | iStock/Maltiase

Oct 24, 2018

A new gene-editing technique could target, move and relocate DNA

New mathematical modeling shows the progression of neurodegenerative diseases in unprecedented detail. | Image courtesy of Living Matter Lab

Oct 12, 2018

How does Alzheimer’s disease spread in the brain?