Education in traditional knowledge, as well as global issues, form the foundation of this Navajo Nation university
On October 10, 2006, Atlantic Airways Flight 670 overran the runway at Stord Airport in Norway, and careened off a nearby cliff
Can listening to storms help us understand them better? A meteorologist and a music technologist think so
After playing games with his son, a Duke physician invented a medical tool that could put ultrasound imaging in the hands of more doctors
A new exhibition of inventions that bombed boldly celebrates the world’s most creative screw-ups
MIT engineers have developed an app that uses smartphone sensors to determine why your car's making that funny noise
On April 5, 1991, Atlantic Southeast Airlines Flight 2311 was making a routine landing. Suddenly, the plane tilts dangerously to the left
A waterfront neighborhood in Toronto will be a test bed for technological innovations. It also raises concerns about privacy.
That fateful discovery helped give us nuclear power reactors and the atomic bomb
The works and machinations of Thomas Wilfred, a lone performer, inventor and visionary, are now on view
New research on how occupants inhabit energy-efficient buildings reveals behaviors designers don't anticipate—and a slew of bloopers
His work has become the seeds of a tech revolution that is rapidly changing our lives
What can we learn from a 12-year-old who’s turning the literary world upside down? Everything
The bravest new face on television is a Muppet that doesn’t say much. But she speaks volumes about life on the spectrum
Gary Steinberg defied convention when he began implanting living cells inside the brains of patients who had suffered from a stroke
Stanford researchers claim they can detect the lung infection more accurately than an experienced radiologist. Some radiologists aren't so sure.
Biologists are taking a close look at how precisely calibrated timekeepers in organisms influence plant-pathogen interactions
While still decades away, new research shows how custom vaccines could be developed
That's the strategy behind Abuzz, a crowdsourcing project designed to track mosquito activity around the world
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