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    AI model decodes how cells communicate to form tissues●🤖 AI model decodes the language cells use to communicate A new computational approach reveals how cells communicate to aMmastodonTechnologyAI05 d ago

    Researchers at MIT have developed a new computational approach that uses machine learning to decode how cells communicate with each other as they assemble into tissues. The model could accelerate stem cell engineering, improve disease models, and help inform new therapies, according to an MIT News report on the machine learning work.

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    EU socialists criticised over combustion engine vote●Nicht nur die # SPD in DE ist total lost. Die Sozʔinnʔen sind es auch auf # EU -Ebene. Entscheiden mit "konservativen" uMmastodonWorldEU Politics212 h ago

    A political dispute in Germany and at EU level centres on the end of combustion engines. The centre-left Social Democrats are accused of being 'lost' after their EU group sided with conservative and liberal parties to approve the phase-out, while the Greens and the Left voted against it, alongside far-right groups who opposed the ban for opposite reasons.

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    EU negotiators reach compromise on softening 2035 combustion engine ban●Abkehr vom Verbrenner-Aus: Unterhändler im Europaparlament finden Kompromiss 2035 sollte eigentlich Schluss sein mit VerMmastodonWorldEU Politics82 d ago

    Negotiators among the political groups in the European Parliament have reached a compromise that could row back on the planned end of combustion engine cars. From 2035, new cars in the EU were originally meant to be emission-free, but the full phase-out now looks likely to be watered down. The deal is sparking debate over the future of the EU's climate transport policy.

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    Veteran software architect questions AI-generated code results●Mit 40 Jahren Erfahrung in Programmierung, Softwareentwicklung, dann Teamleiter, Principal, Softwarearchitekt und nun EnMmastodonTechnologyAI917 h ago

    A software architect with 40 years of experience in programming and software development, now working as an Enterprise Architect, says his long career may bias his view of AI-assisted and AI-generated software production. The comment, shared on Mastodon, is drawing modest engagement as developers debate whether experienced engineers judge AI coding tools more harshly.

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    MIT engineers develop recyclable thermoplastic yarn to cut textile waste●Melt it, spin it, use it again The average American throws out around 81 pounds of clothing each year, and there are fewMmastodonTechnology31 d ago

    MIT engineers have created a new thermoplastic yarn designed to reduce textile waste. The average American throws out around 81 pounds of clothing each year, and recycling options for discarded textiles remain limited. The material can be melted down and respun into new yarn, offering a simpler path to reusing clothing fibers at scale.

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    MIT's Beaver Works Summer Institute Praised for STEM Education▼Beaver Works Summer Institute: A leader in transformational STEM education✉newsLifeEducation1 d ago

    MIT's Beaver Works Summer Institute is being highlighted as a leader in transformational STEM education. The program offers high school students hands-on project-based learning in areas such as artificial intelligence, robotics, and cybersecurity, aiming to prepare the next generation of engineers and scientists. MIT News describes the institute as setting a standard for how intensive summer programs can change students' educational trajectories and open doors to technical careers.

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    Open-source app promises to pair Apple Watch with Android▼# AppleWatch mit # Android :android: ? Diese quelloffene App soll es ermöglichen | t3n https:// t3n.de/news/apple-watch-MmastodonTechnologyMobile24 d ago

    A newly reported open-source app claims to make the Apple Watch work with Android phones, something Apple has never officially supported. The approach reportedly relies on reverse engineering, and tech observers are sharing the t3n write-up as an intriguing workaround. If it holds up, it could let Android users use Apple's smartwatch without owning an iPhone.

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    A robotic puffin takes flight in new robotics work▼It’s a bird, it’s a plane … it’s a robo-puffin?✉newsTechnology2 d ago

    MIT Technology Review is highlighting a puffin-inspired robot, teasing it with the classic Superman line. The item points to ongoing efforts in bio-inspired robotics, where engineers mimic birds and other animals to build machines that move more naturally. Coverage of animal-like robots tends to draw wide curiosity, blending cutting-edge engineering with a playful, eye-catching premise.

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    Margaret Hamilton, NASA Apollo software pioneer, remembered●Margaret Hamilton obituary https://www. theguardian.com/science/2026/o ct/18/margaret-hamilton-obituary # Space # PrograMmastodonTechnologySoftware14 d ago

    The Guardian has published an obituary for Margaret Hamilton, the computer scientist who led the development of the onboard flight software for NASA's Apollo moon missions. The piece recalls her role at MIT in pioneering software engineering, a field she helped name, and her lasting influence on computing and women in science.

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    MIT shape-sensing sheet digitally tracks its own bending●Shape-sensing sheet digitally tracks its own movement as it bends and twistsYhnCultureFilm285 d ago

    MIT researchers have developed a shape-sensing sheet that digitally tracks its own movement as it bends and twists. The material can sense and record its deformation in real time, a capability that could matter for robotics, wearable devices and soft structures. The news is drawing attention on tech discussion forums, where readers are weighing potential engineering and consumer applications.

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