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Shining a Light on Computing: The Breakthrough of a Soft Logic Gate

Shining a Light on Computing: The Breakthrough of a Soft Logic Gate

Researchers have developed the first fully functional NAND logic gate using only light on soft materials, marking a significant advancement in computing without traditional electronics. This breakthrough offers a glimpse into the potential of flexible and adaptable computing technologies.

Unlocking the Future: How Acoustic Waves Might Revolutionize Orbitronic Devices

Unlocking the Future: How Acoustic Waves Might Revolutionize Orbitronic Devices

Researchers are discovering new ways to harness electrons beyond their charge, focusing on their orbital angular momentum. A recent study from Japan reveals that acoustic waves can generate orbital currents, paving the way for innovative orbitronic devices that may revolutionize electronics.

Could AI operate at the speed of light?

Could AI operate at the speed of light?

In a leap toward the future of AI hardware, scientists at Aalto University have demonstrated a method to perform complex tensor calculations using light—instantly. Their research breakthrough, published in Nature Photonics, could reshape how we build and scale artificial intelligence systems. Tensor math underpins everything from image recognition to

Startup Manhattan Genomics Reignites Controversy Over Gene-Edited Babies

Startup Manhattan Genomics Reignites Controversy Over Gene-Edited Babies

A New York-based biotech startup, Manhattan Genomics, is pushing into one of science’s most ethically charged frontiers: editing human embryos to eliminate inherited diseases. The company is co-founded by Cathy Tie, a former Thiel Fellow and genomics entrepreneur, and Eriona Hysolli, previously with de-extinction firm Colossal Biosciences. Their goal?