Computer Science

Researchers developed hologram technology that uses air jets to create physical sensations, giving users the ability to feel virtual objects.

Scientists have built the smallest artificial flying structures yet — gadgets that could one-day monitor air pollution and the spread of airborne diseases.

The world’s smallest computer was used to figure out why one species of snail survived a situation that pushed more than 50 others into extinction.

IBM has unveiled the world’s first 2-nanometer microchips, a breakthrough in chip technology that could lead to faster devices that require less energy.

An IBM quantum computer is being installed at the Cleveland Clinic as part of the organizations' Discovery Accelerator collaboration.

Framework has announced a new modular laptop that’s easy to repair and upgrade, which could make it last twice as long as the average laptop.

Cloud-based quantum computing is making the cutting-edge tech available to people today, not years from now when the systems are more readily available.

Quantum computing is the holy grail of computer science. Here's everything you need to know about how it works — and why it will be world-changing.

Genome sequencing tech is getting more portable. Now, there’s a genome analysis app that puts the ability to study those genomes in scientists’ pockets.

Quantum sensors will transform self-driving cars, medical imaging, and more.