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A smaller, cheaper, faster brain model
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When we drive, we get into a glass bubble, lock the doors and press the accelerator, relying on our eyes to guide us -- even though we can only see the few cars ahead of and behind us.
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A hepatitis C drug combination from Gilead Sciences Inc. (GILD) and Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. (BMY) cured all patients in a trial, demonstrating the success of a cocktail that may never be approved.
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Palmer Luckey built his first virtual-reality (VR) headset for a simple reason: Every attempt he’d seen, including his own collection of 46 pairs of goggles, failed in one way or another
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The most complicated $100 bill yet
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An experimental new touch screen, the Obake, has a stretchable surface that to reacts user interaction in new ways.
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In the beginning of this century a Croatian* engineer, emigrant to America, Nikola Tesla, measured the electrical charge of the planet Earth and found it of a very high potential. He made his observation during thunder storms.
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An Army research project wants to cover a battlefield with dozens of soda-can-sized sensors to detect invisible threats.
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Also it might provide electricity to the undeveloped world.
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Wind power is pretty great: One doesn't need to do much but build turbines and capture the energy from a passing breeze.
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It turns out piloting a human-powered helicopter takes a lot more than just pedaling your ass off.
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Two NASA spacecraft are safe and sound, after the sun unleashed three intense back-to-back solar eruptions in their direction, scientists say.
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If you’ve been to the RoboGames, you’ve seen everything from flame-throwing battlebots to androids that play soccer. But robo-athletes are more than just performers. They’re a path to the future.
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Niche provider SoloPower, which received state aid, is seeking an investor to keep operating.
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A lack of accessible design tools is holding back 3-D printing.
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New research shows how arrays of tiny electronic devices can achieve human-skin-like sensitivity to mechanical force.
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Combining aspects of high-energy lithium-sulfur batteries with flow battery technology can lower costs.
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The University of Exeter produces molecules identical to the ones that give gas its power.
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A shocking new study finds that glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup herbicide, "...may be the most biologically disruptive chemical in our environment," capable of contributing to a wide range of fatal human diseases.
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Flexible electronics — like a handheld computer that rolls up like a magazine or a video display embedded in a shirtsleeve — are no longer limited to the realm of sci-fi, but they are still generally too expensive for the consumer market.
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Making advanced microchips has always been hard.
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Huawei is one of those companies that most people don't know about, or care about.
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An army of microscopic sponges may someday save your life.
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Complex and vibrant bird plumage inspired Darwin's concept of sexual selection as well as many a poem and painting.
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Back in 2009, we heard about a 3D bio-printer that had been developed through a collaboration between Australian engineering firm Invetech, and Organovo, a San Diego-based regenerative medicine company.
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New research shows how arrays of tiny electronic devices can achieve human-skin-like sensitivity to mechanical force.
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When we drive, we get into a glass bubble, lock the doors and press the accelerator, relying on our eyes to guide us -- even though we can only see the few cars ahead of and behind us. But what if cars could share data with each other .....
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The solar airplane that will attempt to fly across the country has made its final test flight, spending most of the day soaring over San Francisco Bay on a day that couldn’t have been any prettier.
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Cities will greatly expand, again: Faster and more efficient transportation will convert locations that are currently too remote for most users into feasible alternatives, abundant with space. Like suburban rail in the early twentieth
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Google has always been an artificial intelligence company, so it really shouldn’t have been a surprise that Ray Kurzweil, one of the leading scientists in the field, joined the search giant late last year.
