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At Cornell a new groundbreaking chemical ID technology has significant implications for human health, including aging, Alzheimer’s, and cancers.

What happened a trillionth of a second after the Big Bang? The CMB—an early universe remnant—may have the answer, leading to the theory of everything.

Unlike today’s electronic memory, utilizing an electron’s spin means smaller, faster, denser, nonvolatile, and more energy efficient magnetic memory.

“In a world that is deeply unequal, what are our moral obligations for addressing inequality?” Anna Haskins asks the tough questions.

What kind of robots will work alongside humans in the future? Will they be more like C3PO or Baymax?