E-Week 2012: Tiny Technology Makes for Fun
Last Friday, Students for the Advancement of Nanotechnology closed up E-Week 2012 with a fun nanotube model building contest that helped bring engineering students together.
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Last Friday, Students for the Advancement of Nanotechnology closed up E-Week 2012 with a fun nanotube model building contest that helped bring engineering students together.
Read MoreIt’s time to get off of Facebook and Twitter and discover the joys of technology. With so many apps to choose from, the chances of finding a keeper are slim. …
Read MoreIn science fiction, humans always have to save the Earth from robotic domination. There are rarely movies where robots and humans live happily ever after (unless they involve Robin Williams). …
Read MoreGOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich stirred up an odd controversy last week after announcing his plans for a lunar base. “By the end of my second term we will have …
Read MoreA short look at the web services BU provides to students yet are hidden within the bu.edu/tech webpage.
Read MoreJust kidding. Don’t switch to Bing. Google is, all-in-all, the superior product, with its fancy add-ons, filtered searches, and targeted advertisements that let me know that they know about the …
Read MoreLast Tuesday, Apple Inc. announced their newest software initiative: a push into peddling digital textbooks. The company touted the many ways students benefit from electronic textbooks. With embedded video, photo …
Read MoreSOPA seems to be slowly losing ground against a recent crush of protesters, but that does not mean the internet is going back to same-old, same-old. There is no going …
Read MoreWith stars topping Christmas trees and twinkling lights covering houses, the holiday season is the perfect time to stop and think about the real stars that surround us all year. …
Read MoreScientists at Harvard University have successfully transplanted neurons into the brains of obesity-prone mice to prevent them from getting fat. The researchers did not have human obesity in mind when …
Read MoreFlixster’s Movies* Flixster’s Movies app is essential for anyone who frequents movie theaters, since its primary function is for listing showtimes. Using the iPhone’s GPS system, the app picks up …
Read MoreWhen scientists announced promising interim results from the first large-scale clinical trial of a possible vaccine for malaria, the international public health community rejoiced. The vaccine, originally a project for the …
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