A decade's worth of sustainable projects by Danish architect Bjarke Ingels and his firm, BIG, are now on display at the National Building Museum
Scholar Art Molella chronicles the habits, habitats and behaviors of the men and women who invent
Whitman Miller's “off the shelf” technology may answer complicated questions about rising CO2 and ocean acidification
The rare works of Wang Meng, an artist with a brilliance for brushstrokes, bring millions at auction
A Los Angeles group is also creating greeting cards with personalized audio messages from top celebrities
Using electrical charges to treat diseases, from diabetes to obesity, is picking up speed
The once-elusive flower's striking beauty has inspired collectors and scientists to make it more accessible
Unopened drugs—billions of dollars worth—are trashed in this country each year. What if they instead went to the 50 million who can't afford them?
A new book tells the backstory and provides an easy-to-understand explanation of the much buzzed-about cryptocurrency
An exhibition on sound kicks off the American History Museum's Year of Innovation, enabling visitors to hear some of the earliest recordings
Sailors navigating with sextant, compass and maps found in the Marshall Islands that curved sticks and cowry shells were far more sophisticated
These airplane cabin designs—both real and conceptual—show what might await us on flights in the near future
Catch up on the week's best space images, from a cyclone's glowing eye to a surreal Martian vista
Five Wild Ideas That Just Got Funded
Not to mention, a bizarre bike-treadmill hybrid meant to reduce the strain on runners' joints
Hidden inscriptions offer new clues to the origins of a mysterious astronomical mechanism
Strengthening the planet’s forests is one critical way to combat climate change
X-ray scans can just tease out letters on the warped documents from a library at Herculaneum
Eko Core clips on to existing stethoscopes and lets physicians share heart sounds through their smartphones and the Web
A spitting sun, a well-loved lake and a happy accident on Mars star in this week's best space images
Flops from a "knife and fork cleaner" to a "cholera belt" provide a curious look at life in 19th century England
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