Researchers have used sound waves to precisely manipulate atoms and molecules, accelerating the sustainable production of breakthrough smart materials

Despite having no motors, batteries, circuits, or processors, the objects can switch between multiple configurations in response to pre-determined environmental cues

The 3-D printing method used to make the materials is known as stereolithography

Smart drainage device may help patients with glaucoma save their eyesight

This is the first time modular robots have been demonstrated with autonomous reconfiguration and behavior that is perception-driven

The march toward always-on technology may hinder groups' ability to solve complex problems

Radio waves reveal person's presence in a room, even beyond the sensor's line of sight

Rutgers engineers invent biosensor technology for wearable devices

Polymer carpets based on graphene could make any fabrics generate current

New research shows how paper-cutting can make ultra strong, stretchable electronics