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Amanda Morris

Washington, D.C.
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Former disability reporter for The Washington Post & inaugural disability reporting fellow for The New York Times. Proud hard of hearing CODA. 🤟🏻
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Technology for OEM Design Engineers

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By Amanda Morris
| Nelson Publishing Verified
By Amanda Morris, Northwestern University Northwestern University engineers have developed the first modular robots with athletic intelligence. They can be combined and recombined in the wild, recover from injury, and keep moving no matter what's thrown at them. Legged metamachine robot with three modules.
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Wearable Polygraph Detects Hidden Stress

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By Amanda Morris
| Breakthroughs
Wearable polygraph device in the palm of a hand for scale. (John A. Rogers/Northwestern University) Northwestern University engineers have developed a small, wireless polygraph system you can wear, as detailed in a new study published in Science Advances. Unlike polygraphs used in television crime dramas, this wearable version isn’t optimized to detect lies. Instead, engineers and physicians designed it to sense underlying stress hidden deep within the body — no interrogation room required.
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3 dead as vehicle strikes pedestrians in Oakland, officials say

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By Amanda Morris
| MSN Verified
Amanda M. Morris Three people were killed on Saturday as a vehicle struck pedestrians in Oakland, California, according to fire officials, who said the driver and several other people were injured. The vehicle struck both cars and pedestrians at about 11:15 p.m. near the intersection of International Boulevard and 85th Avenue, the Oakland Fire Department said on social media early Sunday morning.
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