Devices like AdTrap takes users back to simpler times, but they also threaten the way much of the internet does business
With a big boost from supercomputers, hospitals are shifting more of their focus to identifying people who need their help staying healthy
Artist Linda Alterwitz uses a camera that detects radiant heat, instead of light, uncovering hidden thermal signatures in everyday scenes
Samuel Morse was an artist by trade, but to the world he's best known for connecting the dots --and dashes-- that forever changed the way we communicate
A startup has developed a custom-fit tool that can brush the entire surface of your teeth all at once
Tony Fadell's startup unveils the Protect, a smoke detector far less annoying than others on the market
The federal government shutdown has affected astronomy, paleontology fieldwork and research into animal behavior at the Smithsonian
A Dutch designer has come up with a smartphone design that allows every essential function to be easily upgradeable
A lightweight sensor attached to alpine swifts reveals that the small migratory birds can remain aloft for more than 200 days without touching down
Some think wearable tech is just the thing to help us break bad habits, others that it will let us invade privacy like never before
New testing shows that high levels of radium are being released into the watershed that supplies Pittsburgh's drinking water
The accelerometer chip in iPhones can detect seismic movement and may even provide a few seconds of warning before the most violent shaking strikes
The rare minerals used to build your cell phone are coming under scrutiny by federal regulators
The rock closely resembles mugearites, which form after molten rock encounters liquid water
Recent research suggests that working in a sloppy setting may actually help inspire creative thinking
A surprisingly accurate model shows that warfare and military technology determined where empires arose
Dan Corson's latest installation in Seattle—flower sculptures that light up at night—show that solar energy is viable even in the cloudy Pacific Northwest
Unique microbes in a panda's gut efficiently break down bamboo--mass producing these microbes could help scientists make sustainable biofuels
The unique flavor of a whiskey or scotch might be more than pure luck--it might be a science
Google's Rick Needham is Feeling Lucky About the Future of Sustainable Energy
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