Engineer Rana el Kaliouby is set to change the way we interact with our devices—and each other
The artist's creative approach to bringing new life to a crumbling neighborhood offers hope for America's beleaguered cities
Rudolph Tanzi and Doo Yeon Kim have invented a revolutionary new tool to study the mysteries of the disease and counter the coming epidemic of dementia
Smithsonian photographer Carolyn Russo traveled the world to capturing these surprisingly elegant structures
Scientists created a piece of graphene-based paper that can fold itself into a box, pick up objects and even inch around corners
Four engineering students in Canada win the prestigious international award with their invention, which they hope will speed up electronics manufacturing
Natalia Rigol is attempting to figure out if community information can help developing world banks decide who to lend to
Harnessing the power of bacteria, MIT researchers and New Balance have created breathable workout gear
In a new exhibition, the High Museum of Art in Atlanta shows how Iris van Herpen started a high-tech movement
There’s way more to it than just screwing in the bulb and the museum’s chief lighting designer is turning it into an artform
After a failed attempt at making cotton candy, biomedical engineer Chris Moraes thought to use sugar to mold silicone and study human cells
These unusual delicacies could become the staple foods of the future
Avoiding wildlife could be a tough task for these super-smart cars
Tinkerer Colin Dietrich built it, and now the city's department of transportation has come to use the tricked-out bike to assess its bike paths
A new book gives a peek inside the home refrigerators—and minds—of some of Europe's top culinarians
Researchers in the Netherlands are making dental implants that kill microbes that settle on them
HyperCam, an affordable hyperspectral imaging camera, can tell if your food's gone bad, among other things
Here's an idea: A New York University medical student is integrating resistance bands into clothing
Horns grown in a laboratory and hidden cameras could be the key to tackling this conservation challenge
Duke University researchers are using facial expression-tracking technology to screen for autism spectrum disorders
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