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Ditch the bulky fitness tracker. Wearable tech is getting an upgrade.

by Eva Botkin-Kowacki
Photo of a smartphone screen showing 5G service.
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Is 5G really a threat to air travel?

by Ian Thomsen
World & National News

Are red states and blue states on the verge of a civil war?

by Peter Ramjug
A robotic arm mimics the movements of a human hand
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The robotics team advances to the semifinals of a global competition

by Peter Ramjug
Sketch drawing of a robot
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Can a robot seal air leaks to help this old (and cold) house?

by Peter Ramjug
Man wearing a mechanical claw on his right arm
Science & Technology

Is it possible to build a better robotic arm

by Peter Ramjug
Two African students pose for a photo

A new wave of COVID-19 infections is surging through Africa. These students want to help.

by Peter Ramjug
Man working in a robotics lab

Are robots out to steal our jobs? No, say Northeastern students, who will be sharing research with an international audience into how machines and humans can work together.

by Peter Ramjug
Photo of solar energy system

He created his own global co-op during the COVID-19 pandemic

by Peter Ramjug
Health

‘Just go get it.’ Students who have received the COVID-19 vaccine encourage others to get their shots

by Peter Ramjug

What does 6G technology hold in store? Think remote surgery, shared virtual spaces, and robots that search for dirty bombs.

by Khalida Sarwari
Science & Technology

How to stop an iceberg in its tracks

by Roberto Molar Candanosa