LATEST ARTICLES
Venus Might Be Our Planet B
Venus might be our planet B. We need to start visiting Venus as soon as possible to evaluate the possibility of life there.
Does Alexa have Children’s Best Interests at Heart?
Children's worldviews and choices are being heavily influenced by AI algorithms on platforms such as Alexa, TikTok, and YouTube. How can they be protected?
Reading Between the Lines of Customer Reviews
A new study co-authored by Yale SOM Professor K. Sudhir gets deeper and previously missing insights from customer reviews.
Do You Trust Alexa?
According to Chicago Booth’s Ann L. McGill and Booth PhD candidate Hye-Young Kim, how we respond and whether we trust Alexa partly depends on our financial status.
Antitrust Enforcement to Protect the Generation of Digital Consumers
Fiona Scott Morton, the Theodore Nierenberg Professor of Economics at Yale SOM, talks about how effective antitrust regulation and enforcement can protect innovation and prevent exploitative markups.
A New Rapid Imaging Technique Allows for Synaptic Proteins within Synapses to be Captured
Researchers at MIT and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard have devised a new way to rapidly image synaptic proteins at high resolution that could help reveal how conditions such as autism affect brain cells.
The Bright Future of Quantum Computing
Paola Cappellaro PhD conducts a promising experiment with a diamond chip containing qubits, to find out how to address the errors in quantum computing.
Google’s Quantum Computer Out-Performed the Supercomputer, Summit
The Financial Times reported a team of researchers from Google led by John Martinis demonstrated quantum supremacy for the first time.
Taking a City’s Pulse with Moveable Sensors
Study quantifies how much of Manhattan 10 taxis cover in a day — to better measure air pollution, traffic, and more
Are you Constantly Distracted?
Neuroscientists might have found the answers by tracing a brain circuit
How Greentown Labs Became the Epicenter of Clean Tech
The incubator’s winding journey to success helped its startup community grow closer while addressing environmental challenges
A New Way to Make Droplets Bounce Away
Engineers design surfaces that send rain flying away, potentially preventing icing or soaking.
