Meet a group of trailblazers in medicine, education, art, transportation, artificial intelligence and more
An increasing number of food companies are using food normally destined for the dumpster, and a new study shows eco-minded consumers don't mind a bit
You may never get lost in a mall again with these new technologies, designed to help you navigate inside places traditional GPS-based mapping apps can't
The nonprofit MICRO is on a mission to meet people where they are, staging small exhibitions in busy, public places
The invention of the jet engine was the crowning achievement of engineer Frank Whittle. But the path to glory was littered with countless obstacles
By monitoring every grumble, shiver and burp our planet makes, researchers hope to be more prepared to take action when things go awry
It's designed to stimulate neural pathways in the brain tied to sustaining attention and controlling impulsivity
By printing custom bone prostheses, researchers hope they can better fix a certain kind of hearing loss
A virulent flu strain would overwhelm developing countries where health care systems are already floundering
As the U.S. weakens its protections for internet users, it risks falling behind the rest of the world
The films' much-loved robots exist mostly to assist rather than replace humans—and like us, they are prone to errors
A Native American tribe in California got a chance to reconnect with its past through virtual reality models of sacred sites
Researchers could have an answer to antibiotic resistance, and it involves using epigenetics to reprogram bacteria
In a recent study, schizophrenics engaged the distressing voices they hear through digital audio-visual representations
Bernard Lynch was an engineer fitter at British aviation firm Martin-Baker. But his main claim to fame was as the fearless test subject
As AIM sunsets, let's reflect on its role in preparing people for today's digital messaging methods
In a new book, Paul Shapiro describes clean meat as a promising alternative to industrial-scale farming
The massive online retailer might recommend recipes and tools based on pictures of your plot
Not open to the public, this expansive archive schools marketers in the art of pitchmanship
The tiny pollinators are useful sentinels of what’s going on in an ecosystem, and might just be environmentalists’ best asset
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