More than $100 million in scholarships go unclaimed every year. Scholly is connecting students with these and other funds
This holiday take a look at these products, from egg coloring devices to tomb pendants
We tend to privilege our sense of sight, but why not be led by your nose?
A team at an MIT International Development Design Summit is making coffee production a little easier for small-scale farmers in Tanzania
For Jazz Appreciation Month, a guide to understanding the nuances, subtleties and surprises of America's unique music
Evoking springtime and rebirth, African burial ritual, rhythm, and identity, the "soundsuit" by artist Nick Cave is packed with iconic themes
Researchers at Northeastern University have outfitted a van with sensors, microphones and cameras that can spot the early stages of potholes
Orbital Insight, founded by a NASA and Google veteran, is quick to predict crop failures and estimate the current global oil surplus
Unbreakable shoelaces? They come in stylish colors and patterns
Technology hitting the market will help doctors examine heart conditions or check for colon cancer without breaking the skin
Sunlight triggers chemical reactions in the façades of buildings in Mexico City and Milan to improve air quality
Artist Judith Schaechter is pushing the boundaries of her craft, adding her own twist to age-old techniques
With 17,000 solar cells in its wing and tail, the aircraft relies solely on sunshine to keep its motors running
These artists blur boundaries between craft and manufacturing, using lasers, computers and 3D printers
The Nigiri Project aims to restore the beloved fish by cutting a notch in a California levee and letting some floodplains return to nature
While inventorying the massive archival materials left by the artist, a researcher comes across forgotten works of art
Chemical engineers at Purdue University have found a surprising way to repurpose the foam pieces
Could a new material that uses static charge to stick to any surface spell doom for Post-it notes?
The iBrailler Notes app provides the blind and visually impaired with a Braille writer at an affordable price
Using thermodynamic sensors, the iTBra could one day screen for breast cancer, but experts are wary
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