Shape-shifting clusters move beyond ‘hardware’ | Michigan EngineeringA Rubik’s Cube-like arrangement of nanoparticles could lead to a form of wet information storage, a team of Michigan engineers and collaborators at New York University have shown. Getting away from hard and electronic silicon computing could lead to machines that work more naturally with biological systems, opening new pathways for medicine, robotics and bio-engineering. The research team simulate
Scientists discover the new black: British researchers devise material so dark it looks like a black hole
