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Looking specifically at the connection between the consumption of dairy products and the risk of contracting Parkinson's disease, the new research shows a causal link between the consumption of milk and dairy products and a decrease in density of t
- but it's not what you think
The dream of melding biological and man-made machinery is now a little more real with the announcement that Columbia Engineering researchers have successfully harnessed a chemical energy-producing biological process to power a solid state CMOS integr
A new organic aqueous flow battery technology promises to drastically lower the cost and sustainability of running energy storage systems.
The natural stickiness of gecko's feet has inspired decades-long research efforts to develop advanced adhesives.
A first step towards new treatments for eyes
There are a couple key reasons why virtual reality porn may not be the adult entertainment industry's savior, as some may have you believe.
Researchers at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) in South Africa have developed a new fuel, known as Coalgae.
As we know, the Porsche Mission E concept will enter the production stage in the next several years, so it's time to double check what's hiding inside.
Electrodes in the brain may make Star Trek-style 'mind melds' a reality
Falcon 9 rocket blasted off from Cape Canaveral, delivered communications satellites to orbit before its main-stage booster returned to a landing pad
Antibiotic Research UK director says chances of salvaging most important drugs are 50-50 after resistant bacteria found in pigs and humans in England and Wales
On December 15, Ubitquity LLC launched a new Blockchain-based notary platform BitNotarize in alpha. The platform will allow people to upload and keep their documents on the BlockChain. The platform can be used along with a traditional notary system,
A theoretical computer scientist has presented an algorithm that is being hailed as a breakthrough in mapping the obscure terrain of complexity theory, which explores how hard computational problems are to solve.
Being trapped on an upper floor of a burning high-rise is the stuff of nightmares, but a product called SkySaver offers a last-resort means of escape, should that unlikely scenario occur and a safer exit is unavailable.
A long-term study on the effects of chemicals on pregnant women and children has arrived at some worrying conclusions.
At last, an expert just admitted what so many of us were thinking...
caused by our unhealthy lifestyles'
Motorcycle helmets have been around for almost a century, yet their design has never deviated from the pull on-pull off type with a chinstrap to secure in place.
That isn't even the weirdest thing about it
A fast-acting medical device developed for emergency treatment of a gunshot or other penetrating wound on the battlefield has been cleared for civilian use by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Testing of the Wendelstein 7-x stellarator has started with a bang, albeit a very very small one, with researchers switching on the experimental fusion reactor to produce its first helium plasma at the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics (IPP) in
Apparently, Italians find physics more sexy than S&M -- at least for reading material.
Smartwatches collect data about users' heart rates and exercise and stress levels; now Google wants to collect users' blood to monitor their blood glucose.
Controversial machine is 100,000,000x faster at certain problems
Climate scientists unite against Lamar Smith's "bullying tactics"
business and repeat profits. (NaturalNews) Second cancers are on the rise in the United States, according to a new study, which found that one in five new cases involve someone who has had the disease before.
If you were into Star Wars as a kid, you probably had a toy lightsaber.
Flashing some interplanetary gold bling and sipping "space water" might sound far-fetched, but both could soon be reality, thanks to a new US law that legalizes cosmic mining.
Stephen Witt, author of "How Music Got Free," imagines a future where algorithms replace albums, Frank Sinatra has new hits, and the DJ always plays your favorite song.
