‘Cyberplasm,’ a Micro-Robot Modeled After the Sea Lamprey, Could Swim Around Inside You By Clay Dillow / Published March 30, 2012
Hip-Hop Basslines Could Power Implantable Medical Devices By Rebecca Boyle / Published January 31, 2012
Microrockets Can Zip Around the Human Stomach, Powered by Hydrogen Bubbles By Clay Dillow / Published January 18, 2012
The World’s First “Nano-Ear” Can Listen to the Songs of Bacteria By Clay Dillow / Published January 11, 2012
Video: Spring-Loaded MEMS-Driven Pixels Could Enable 3-D Holographic Video Displays By Clay Dillow / Published January 5, 2012
The World’s Smallest Stirling Engine is a Single Particle, Just Three Micrometers Across By Clay Dillow / Published December 13, 2011
New Breed of Micro-Motor Will Power Your Next Wristwatch With Great Efficiency By Rebecca Boyle / Published August 5, 2011
Harvard’s Four-Cent Paper Accelerometer Could Make Motion Sensing Ubiquitous By Rebecca Boyle / Published February 15, 2011
Chip-Sized Particle Accelerators Could Lead to Cancer-Fighting Ray Guns By Rebecca Boyle / Published February 5, 2011
Self-Calibrating Micro Machines For Hyper-Accurate Sensors on Chips By Clay Dillow / Published August 10, 2010
Working Microbarbershop and Microchessboard Win Sandia Design Awards By Rebecca Boyle / Published June 16, 2010
IBM’s Mote Runner Project to Integrate Internet Connectivity into Everything By Rebecca Boyle / Published June 7, 2010
Micro-Supercapacitors Could Boost Lifetime of Portable Devices By Jeremy Hsu / Published April 28, 2010
Nanoelectromechanical Sensor Can Instantly Detect Pathogens And Toxins By Stuart Fox / Published March 12, 2010
MIT Stumbles on a Way to Print Flexible Coatings Made of Micromachines By Stuart Fox / Published February 27, 2010