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Sound Waves Could Help Find Elusive Cancer Cells
Researchers have developed a new device that could help determine the presence of tumor cells circulating in the bloodstream
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Ancient Tech Could Help Solve Lima’s Water Crisis
Turns out Peru’s Wari people were excellent urban planners…and their 1,500-year-old ‘amunas’ could soon bring water to Lima
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Mountaineers Are Taking a New Route Up Everest
They’ll forge their path sans sherpas or oxygen tanks
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Yes, Facebook is Making You Sad
Stop comparing your life to flattering photos and carefully-crafted status updates
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A Plan for a Robot Who Can Impersonate Your Mom
Google has a patent for artificial intelligence with a personality — and that patent might not be a good idea
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Haas Unica, Helvetica’s long-lost sibling, is back after 30 years in obscurity
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Meet a Hermit Crab Who Has Shacked Up in a Lego
Weird things can become home sweet home when you are a tiny soft crustacean
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High Schoolers Might Code Rather Than Speak French
But proponents of foreign language schooling aren’t pleased
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An Autonomous Car Just Completed a 3,400-Mile Road Trip
Delphi’s robo-car drove itself across 15 states in just nine days
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Why the ESA’s Astronauts Train Underground
The European Space Agency is applying protocols from the International Space Station in caves
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3D Printing Could Help Developing Countries Predict Natural Disasters
The development of more affordable, 3D printed equipment could save lives
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This Onion Will Never Make You Cry
A Japanese food company has designed an onion that won’t make you cry
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Found: The Bacteria That Are Making You Stink
Scientists have finally discovered the culprit behind smelly armpits
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This Nasty Medieval Remedy Kills MRSA
An ancient brew could lead to modern-day drugs to fight the superbug
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Japan Is Building a 40-foot Wall to Stop Tsunamis
But the expensive, extensive wall might not be high enough
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Why Craigslist Users Are Flocking to Police Departments
New “safe lot” programs aim to make buying and selling goods safer
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The Navajo Nation Will Have the First Junk Food Tax in the U.S.
The Navajo National Council approved a 2 percent increase in sales tax on foods like pastries, fried foods, desserts, chips and soda
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An Asteroid Boulder Will Be A Stepping Stone on the Journey to Mars
NASA announces details in its plan to capture an asteroid and bring it into lunar orbit
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How Tampons Might One Day Help Detect Cancer
New research suggests tampons could screen for endometrial cancer
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