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The implant developed by Professor John Rogers could restore lost senses and provide sensory feedback for prosthetic limbs.

DENVER (KDVR) — The town of Windsor is going to convert more than 1,000 streetlights to LED lights, according to a press release from a Windsor spokesperson. “The Town of Windsor is taking another ...

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Ohio -- University Heights City Council got a bit of a shakeup Election Day as two current council members were re-elected, one newcomer got the nod from voters, and one incumbent ...

While TikTok’s algorithm has always been on point and Instagram’s meme game is getting better by the day, YouTube remains the number one platform for long-form content. From thoughtful video essays on ...

Management maintained the full year 2025 guidance, with Whitney stating, "Assuming continuing trends and without further headwinds is no change to our full year guidance, which implies Q4 revenue of ...

Artificial intelligence chatbots are changing how we interact with technology. These aren’t your grandma’s chatbots anymore. They’ve gotten really smart, able to chat like a person and do some pretty ...

AI has been everywhere in the headlines—and not always for positive reasons. News stories warn of jobs being automated away and teams being replaced by machines. It’s no surprise that some leaders are ...

CRT monitors: there’s nothing quite like ’em. But did you know that video projectors used to use CRTs? A trio of monochrome CRTs, in fact: one for each color; red, green, and blue. By their powers ...

A visit to Austin, Texas, had been on my radar for years, not only for its reputation as a hub of innovation but also because I’d heard so many good things about its food, its culture and its ...

The Moon has always been tied to the rhythms of Earth. It pulls the tides back and forth, and for thousands of years, people have wondered if it also tugs at our bodies. Do its phases – the waxing ...