On the anniversary of the sinking of the Lusitania, a look at how "unrestricted submarine warfare" changed the rules of war
Anonymous crimes may not be quite so anonymous anymore
Turning root vegetables into working muscles requires gold, electricity and imagination
A company is designing athletic apparel with colorful prints based on micrographs of chicken pox and muscle cells
Newlight Technologies is turning carbon emissions into plastic for everyday items
From an algae-powered building to a playground of recycled steel drums, these spots give designers, urban planners and others hope
Paired with wireless sensors and cameras, aerosol pheromone pesticides have entered a new era of effectiveness and affordability
The 40th anniversary of the Fall of Saigon presents a chance for one Vietnam War correspondent to look back at the iconic helicopter
Plant-e, a company in the Netherlands, is placing conductors in the soil underneath plants to collect excess energy from photosynthesis
A British designer has found a way to make urban areas work for all types of pedestrians
Also, a campaign to build a Little Free Museum
Proposals to send debris-targeting craft into orbit are piling up, and one mission may soon start test firing from the space station
The feminine hygiene products glow under ultra-violet light after absorbing pollutants called optical brighteners
Works donated from the author's archives in Sri Lanka include letters to Kubrick and an early draft of his most famous novel
With help from George Clooney, the United nations embarks on a new frontier in monitoring the world from above
Not Impossible Labs has developed a breakthrough approach to communication
Hold onto your flux capacitors; the future is here
Advances in satellite technology mean that untouched villages can remain that way
The company EpiBone could be on the verge of a major breakthrough
A new real estate trend has developments planted around working farms. But are these communities sustainable?
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