MIT engineers are developing a "smart" bandage that can monitor and deliver drugs to a wound
Moley Robotics is developing a robotic kitchen that can prepare a meal from start to finish—cleanup included
A new metal "microlattice" is strong yet incredibly light, lending itself to a wide variety of aerospace, automotive and medical uses
Developed by University of Washington students, Dot translates texts, tweets and e-books to Braille
The National Museum of American History opens its new "Wonderplace," a space for the youngest members of the family
Seventeen-year-old Daniil Frants and his buddies hope to help the hard-of-hearing engage in naturally flowing conversations
Does striving for some ideal female voice just reinforce stereotypes?
The irony of speeding cameras is that they were invented by a Dutch race car driver, former Monte Carlo Rally winner Maurice Gatsonides. Here's why
The popular song-identifying app has inspired a technique for identifying microquakes in the hopes of predicting major ones
Five decades after Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins journeyed to the moon, their spaceship finds a new digital life
A new study suggests transcranial magnetic simulation could reduce cravings in cocaine addicts
After more than 30 years, scientists have figured out how to create healthy puppies in the lab
The rediscovery of a fossil whale, previously believed to be an extinct walrus, is reexamined and digitized
Looking for lodging near Penn State? How about Ole Miss? Notre Dame alum Mike Doyle wants you to "Rent Like a Champion"
A pair of students has proposed the idea of embedding furniture with pads to absorb latent heat and convert it into electricity
In a pilot program underway in Aarhus, Denmark, cyclists are given RFID tags that trigger traffic lights in their favor
A fire crew fighting a large blaze in Yosemite National Park lose contact with their command. Their only hope of survival is an aerial drone
Dubbed Q-carbon, the material is magnetic, emits a soft glow and can be used to grow diamonds faster and cheaper than ever before
A team at Ginkgo Bioworks is designing organisms that emit specific scents and flavors
Buoys are being deployed in the bays of Labrador, Canada, with sensors that track ice thickness, to stop Inuit from breaking through
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