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09/17/2019 / Edsel Cook

Sustainable sports equipment? It’s now possible with the Gigabot X, an open-source industrial 3D printer

09/12/2019 / Edsel Cook

How does a metal light enough to be moved by humans become explosion proof?

09/05/2019 / Zoey Sky

Single-use no more: Plastic bottles can be upcycled to more durable materials

09/02/2019 / Edsel Cook

Plane privacy: Researchers invent new toilet to make flushing in airplanes whisper-quiet

08/31/2019 / Edsel Cook

Engineers miniaturize spectrometers – coming to a phone near you

08/30/2019 / Isabelle Z.

Promising new study shows path for reducing the environmental impact of making plastics

08/25/2019 / Edsel Cook

Scientists develop liquid that changes color with heat

08/23/2019 / Stephanie Diaz

Medical research breakthrough: Scientists can now measure microscopic vibrations to identify proteins, similar to “fingerprinting”

08/21/2019 / Isabelle Z.

New line of clothing aims to render surveillance cameras useless

08/19/2019 / Edsel Cook

Fancy new fabric reacts to body heat, automatically cools or insulates to keep you comfortable

08/18/2019 / Rex Carter

New electrolyte interphase can increase lithium-ion battery life by 100%

08/08/2019 / Edsel Cook

New cathodes can lead to smaller, more powerful lithium batteries

08/05/2019 / Edsel Cook

Engineers develop high energy density all-solid-state batteries

07/29/2019 / Ethan Huff

SUPPRESSION of human knowledge: Science journals refuse to publish breakthrough paper proving the existence of cold fusion (LENR) by Dr. Melvin Miles

07/27/2019 / Edsel Cook

New robot arms are “as flexible as an elephant’s trunk”

07/24/2019 / Edsel Cook

Quantum computer time machine: Russian physicists can move small particles a fraction of a second into the past

07/22/2019 / Edsel Cook

Space race update: Toyota to build lunar rover for Japan

07/18/2019 / Stephanie Diaz

A tamer Harley: Iconic motorcycle maker reveals plans for electric scooters aimed at millennials

07/16/2019 / Edsel Cook

From tires to shoes, disposable rubber items may soon be able to self-repair

07/14/2019 / Edsel Cook

Scientists use sound to apparently defy gravity

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Adding vanadium to lithium-ion batteries makes it possible to charge them “in a matter of minutes”

09/13/2019 / By Edsel Cook

Meet your new car batteries: Water, carbon dioxide, and cobalt

09/09/2019 / By Melissa Smith

Researchers find way to harvest electricity from bacteria

09/05/2019 / By Edsel Cook

New camera boasts frame rate of 10 trillion fps, captures light as it travels

09/02/2019 / By Edsel Cook

Grow your own cup: Biodegradable cups made from gourds may end single-use coffee cups

08/30/2019 / By Edsel Cook

Biodegradable “transparent” timber works just as well as glass in windows

08/25/2019 / By Edsel Cook

08/25/2019 / By Edsel Cook

The Jetsons are here: Flying, driverless car takes its first test flight in Vienna

08/22/2019 / By Ralph Flores

Cheetah robot walks faster than humans and does 360-degree backflips

Researchers use electrical stimulation to improve depression symptoms

08/20/2019 / By Edsel Cook

Next-gen spider silk will come from bacteria and will be used on space missions

08/19/2019 / By Rex Carter

After “the dress,” it’s the “cup” – 3D printed goblet can change color with different lighting conditions

08/10/2019 / By Edsel Cook

Artificial justice: Estonia is building a robot judge to settle backlogged cases

08/05/2019 / By Isabelle Z.

Facial recognition will soon identify shoplifters and ban them from stores; experts say it’s ripe for abuse

08/02/2019 / By Vicki Batts

Moisture harvester is powered by the sun to produce clean water from air

07/29/2019 / By Edsel Cook

07/27/2019 / By Zoey Sky

Scientists create renewable, soy-based, non-toxic adhesive for use in food packaging

07/24/2019 / By Tracey Watson

Potential thief or just a druggie? Controversial new software identifies shoplifters before they take anything, based on suspicious behavior like fidgeting

Nanotechnology may one day allow people to SEE in the dark

07/22/2019 / By Paul Waters

Solar power 24/7: China plans to build first solar power station in space and beam power to Earth

07/17/2019 / By Tracey Watson

Rubbish robot released in the U.K.: Aquatic drone “shark” swallows plastic waste in effort to reduce ocean pollution

07/16/2019 / By Edsel Cook

Breakthrough in nanoparticle computing: Researchers advance understanding of modular and scalable molecular computing

07/14/2019 / By Edsel Cook