Artist Matt Shlian folds, cuts and glues paper to create faceted and curved works of art
Researchers say it could help detect Alzheimer's and even explain why some people have exceptional talents
These devices could last inside the human body indefinitely, monitoring and controlling nerve and muscle impulses
At Refettorio Gastromotiva, top chefs from around the world are cooking five-star cuisine for the poor
From smart lunch boxes to apps for making digital flash cards, these technologies can help students of all ages this coming school year
The lack of women leaders in STEM creates “a catch-22 death spiral.” Robotics teams try to change that
Compology uses sensors and software to plot truck routes to empty only dumpsters that are full
A Massachusetts-based startup is prepping for your basic apocalyptic scenario
These kids from around the globe have created innovative new technologies, from malaria-testing apps to water-saving agriculture systems
The city's craft breweries may soon be able to make truly local beer
UNC researchers have shown that transcranial alternating current stimulation can help improve memory
From fighting wildfires to coaching people on their tennis game, the aerial devices are becoming a tool of choice
A team of researchers at Columbia University has developed a 3D food printer capable of printing and cooking multiple ingredients at one time
A shoe-in for the first ever basketball game in the Olympics, Converse All Stars have a long history both in and out of sport
Artist Wolfgang Buttress collaborated with a multidisciplinary team to create a giant, metallic hive
A photojournalist goes behind the scenes at a hybrid power station that could help the island reach its goal to be powered entirely by renewables
The PhD candidate is working on ways to systematically evaluate new technologies for the developing world
Cell phones and other screens don't have to detract from the park experience
Researchers have created bar codes so small they can be embedded in medications, creating a tool to combat the global problem of drug fraud
An evolutionary ecologist argues that cutting-edge genetic research that could lead to species extinction should be handled with care
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