From pig muscle, scientists are developing an organic material that may help heal volumetric muscle loss
The Evaptainer keeps perishable food fresh for up to two weeks–no electricity required
Canadian artist Ken Hall built <em>Legacy</em> based on 3D scans of the skeleton of Hope, an orca that died on the coast of Washington in 2002
While much of the Pagani Huayra's speed comes down to innovative design, one material used in its Formula 1-inspired monocoque is crucial
This year's recipients range from a popular actor and comedian to a tech-savvy archaeologist
The acclaimed filmmaker has become the champion of the practice that's now been adopted by thousands of kids
A concerned mother and a renowned scientist spearheaded the investigation that exposed the dangers lurking in the water supply of the Michigan city
This year, the geniuses behind LIGO announced that they had finally found what Albert Einstein had predicted a century ago
The entrepreneur's new digital platform has helped applicants land $50 million in scholarships
The star of the breakout television series brings the voice of his generation to the masses
When you can order a new body part online, you’ll have this doctor to thank
The Indiana Jones of low Earth orbit harnesses 21st-century technology to uncover long-buried treasures
No one had ever launched, landed and relaunched a rocket into space until the company's historic achievement
To pull off one of their most daring videos, they needed a borrowed Russian transport jet, spreadsheets and calculus, and a lot of motion-sickness medicine
The EcoHelmet, this year's James Dyson Award winner, could be used by bike shares across the world
In a new book, Steven Johnson argues that many inventions, considered mindless amusements in their time, wind up leading to serious innovations later
Players could mobilize by donating blood, filling sandbags and evacuating threatened areas
The agency and several universities have designed a flexible wing that could reduce the cost of building and fueling airplanes
Developed by a team of University of Virgnia students, AgroSpheres break down pesticide residues on crops hours after they are applied
An MBA’s instinct is increasingly vital in the age of information overload
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