With Zika and other mosquito-borne illnesses on the rise, researchers are looking for the next best way to keep the bugs from biting
An inflatable space habitat test highlights the futuristic visions we've had for housing, from cities under glass to EPCOT
Scientists are making bendy robots that can squeeze into small spaces and grip objects of any shape
With only a circuit board, keyboard and tiny, blurry monitor, the circa 1975 computer looks crude by today’s standards
Microbiology meshes with fashion to create a new kind of cool
Scholars create a virtual archive of antiquities destroyed by extremists in Syria and Iraq
When Alexander Graham Bell introduced the telephone, skeptics worried about how it might affect people’s interactions
Across corporate America, applying the principles of games to the non-game setting of the workplace is a growing phenomenon
Just in time for Valentine's Day, a quick look at some of the world's most fascinating confectionery innovations
Yes, gas is cheap, but car makers are still facing ambitious goals to make vehicles way more fuel efficient
Vashti DuBois is looking to build community and pride in underserved neighborhoods, starting with her own
FaceDirector can seamlessly blend several takes to create nuanced blends of emotions, potentially cutting down on the number of takes necessary in filming
The team behind the Zero1, a new four-layer helmet design, hopes so
This year's game, held at San Francisco's Levi's Stadium, should be the most high-tech Super Bowl ever
A headless figure, cloaked in a robe covered with complex illustrations, is now better understood thanks to 3D technology
The expansion of Google's VR education program could make classrooms more engaging, and also more just
From GPS-tagged eggs to smartphone apps, these emerging technologies could help give endangered species a chance at survival
Infinite Harvest, an indoor vertical farm in Lakewood, Colorado, provides a glimpse into the future of global large-scale food production
In a new book, photographer Michael Wolf captures the ways inhabitants of the ultra-dense city carve personal space out of grim alleyways
Young tenants will create public art that captures social issues at five housing projects, one in each borough
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