This backpack-mounted exoskeleton turns excess walking force into electricity
This assistive technology could make rehabilitation after accidents and even day-to-day activities easier
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Scientists capture the inner workings of the click beetle's explosive jumps
Jumps like this would shatter your bones. Click beetles use soft materials instead
Microscopic physical forces shape developing embryos
Research in African clawed frogs shows the importance of mechanical cues in early development
Decades-old theory on how ears work is wrong
After 30 years, scientists still don't know how the ear tells the brain what it is hearing
We can't have a future with quantum computers without quantum mechanics
Scientists are building physical platforms for memory, computation, and networking — all things we need for quantum computing to be possible