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The future of University of Michigan
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- 2016first covered
- 7 Dec 2024latest update
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- AI models secretly learn new capabilities long before they show themAI and intelligence
- New side channel attack lets hackers watch your screen using soundSecurity and privacy
- Researchers coax nanoparticles to reconfigure themselves to create Morphing materialsIndustry and manufacturing
- This new training system lets robots learn by listening to soundsRobotics
- This new self-healing semiconductor can withstand the radiation of a hundred SunsComputing
- New wearable catches cancer cells directly from your bloodstreamBiotech and enhanced humans
- Self-improving material could rapidly accelerate the development of green fuelsTransport and mobility
- A tiny self-erasing computer chip could improve your company’s securitySecurity and privacy
- 500 hackers spent three months trying to hack a radical new computer chip and failedSecurity and privacy
- First of a kind satellite attempts to maintain low earth orbit without any propellantEarth and energy
- Battery breakthrough lets robots store energy like humans do in fat reservesEarth and energy
- Transparent solar panels smash records again to turn skyscrapers into power stationsEarth and energy
- Common element combinations could replace rare Earth metals in electronicsIndustry and manufacturing
- Mind control breakthrough gives patients fine grained control of prosthetic limbsRobotics
- Game changing “Unhackable” MORPHEUS computer chip re-configures itself every 50 millisecondsSecurity and privacy
- The world’s smallest computer makes a grain of rice look massiveComputing
- This new metamaterial could turn your car into its own airbagTransport and mobility
- New omniphobic material reduces maritime fuel consumption by upto 80 percentIndustry and manufacturing
- Suspicious nuclear power plants can now be monitored remotely using WATCHMANSecurity and privacy
- DARPA drops $4m to build the world’s first unhackable ‘self-reconfiguring’ computer systemComputing
- 3D printing breakthrough lets hospitals and doctors print drugs on demandIndustry and manufacturing
- NASA’s new ion thruster smashes all the recordsSpace
- An AI hedge fund designed a cryptocurrency to open source Wall StreetConnected society
- The size of a grain of rice, researchers unveil the world’s smallest computersComputing
- World’s top AI experts met to discuss Doomsday scenarios, and solutionsAI and intelligence
- Michigan greens lights the use of autonomous vehicles on all its roadsTransport and mobility
- Scientists discover a way to 3D print bone on the flyBiotech and enhanced humans
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