Communications of the ACM
A Healthy Dose of AI
Building artificial intelligence into medical devices can speed diagnoses and potentially improve treatments and outcomes.
From ACM NewsAn edited collection of advanced computing news from Communications of the ACM, ACM TechNews, other ACM resources, and news sites around the Web.
From ACM TechNews
Goat Robot Leg Demonstrates Explosive Jumping
Carnegie Mellon University's Simon Kalouche is developing a new design for legs that would enable a robot to navigate the terrain a goat typically traverses.
From ACM TechNews
Interscatter Communication Enables First-Ever Implanted Devices, Smart Contact Lenses, Credit Cards That 'talk' Wi-Fi
University of Washington researchers' interscatter communication method enables various wearables to exchange data with smartphones, watches, and other gadgets....
From ACM TechNews
Think Fast--Is Neuromorphic Computing Set to Leap Forward?
European Human Brain Project leader Karlheinz Meier offers an overview of the state of neuromorphic computing technology.
From ACM News
S Ready to 'hand Over' the Internet's Naming System
The US has confirmed it is finally ready to cede power of the internet's naming system, ending the almost 20-year process to hand over a crucial part of the internet's...
From ACM News
New Brain-Mapping Technique Captures Every Connection Between Neurons
The human brain is among the universe’s greatest remaining uncharted territories. And as with any mysterious land, the secret to understanding it begins with a...
From ACM TechNews
Nowhere to Hide: c San Diego Researchers Devise New Method For Detecting Hardware Trojans
A new technique for detecting Trojans hidden in a device's hardware has been developed by University of California, San Diego computer scientists.
From ACM News
Augmented Reality Not Just For Gaming
Beyond entertainment, applications for augmented and virtual reality are being developed for business.
From ACM News
The Shadow Brokers Mess Is What Happens When the Nsa Hoards Zero-Days
When the NSA discovers a new method of hacking into a piece of software or hardware, it faces a dilemma.
From ACM TechNews
World Should Consider Limits to Future Internet Expansion to Control Energy Consumption
Researchers at Lancaster University think the world should consider ways to limit data growth on the Internet in order to prevent runaway energy consumption.
From ACM News
Crispr's Hopeful Monsters: Gene-Editing Storms Evo-Devo Labs
Most summers since 1893, young developmental and evolutionary biologists have flocked to Woods Hole, Massachusetts, to master the tricks of their trade.
From ACM News
Astronomers Are on a Celestial Treasure Hunt. The Prize? Planet Nine
Astronomers think they've discovered a new planet in our solar system.
From ACM TechNews
New Computer Program Replicates Handwriting
Researchers at University College London have developed software that can analyze and mimic a person's handwriting.
From ACM TechNews
Robot Octopus Points the Way to Soft Robotics With Eight Wiggly Arms
Several labs from European and Israeli universities have together built a robot 0ctopus.
From ACM News
China Launches Quantum Satellite in Bid to Pioneer Secure Communications
China launched the world's first quantum communications satellite from the Gobi Desert early Tuesday, a major step in the country’s bid to be at the forefront of...
From ACM News
This Supercomputer Will Try to Find Intelligence on Reddit
Is it possible that the secret to building machine intelligence lies in spending endless hours reading Reddit?
From ACM News
Putting a Computer in Your Brain Is No Longer Science Fiction
Like many in Silicon Valley, technology entrepreneur Bryan Johnson sees a future in which intelligent machines can do things like drive cars on their own and anticipate...
From ACM TechNews
Researchers Set New 5g World Record and Earn Multiple Awards
Researchers say they have set a new world record in spectrum efficiency for wireless communication using a form of 5G technology.
From ACM TechNews
ta Researcher Wins Grant to se Data Mining to Improve Diagnosis, Treatment of Depression
University of Texas at Arlington professor Heng Huang's data-mining efforts could help improve the diagnosis and treatment of depression.
From ACM Opinion
Mind-Controlled Robo-Skeleton Enables Paraplegics to Regain Some Motion
Patients paralyzed by a spinal cord injury can face a grim and grueling recovery process—one in which regaining function is far from a sure thing. But a new study...
From ACM News