Using ribbons, buttons, LEGOs and 3D printing, this scientist is trying to make it easier and cheaper for doctors and nurses to create medical devices
A young MIT-grad and game designer named David Sirlin says he's come up with something better than the timeless board game
If Americans turned down the heat when washing their hands they could save 6 million metric tons of CO2 every year
Trials for the DARPA Robotics Challenge this weekend will put these robots to the test
Kids throw away around $3.8 million of uneaten veggies and fruits from school lunches each year
A U.S. District Court Judge ruled that the NSA's metadata surveillance violates the Fourth Amendment
Ikea's latest installments are popping up in Lebanon, where around one million Syrians have sought refuge from the violence plaguing their own country
While Olympic athletes may be our heroes, they aren't getting rich off their work, and some have to crowd-source funding for their trips to Sochi
One day, they could help flash ads for single-speed bikes when you walk by
Men's habits and diets leading up to pregnancy can also affect the health of their babies
How well do you know the tools you use every day?
You probably shouldn't rely on crowd wisdom to make personal decisions, but when it comes to global outcomes, the crowd might be smarter than you think
Someone at NASA has a real thing for turnips
Have you ever committed a crime? Stop lying, you definitely have
The most obvious application for this camera is for spying and surveillance, but it may also be used for remote sensing or to study microscopic structures
No more thumb cramps or having to use your other fingers to press buttons!
The tastes you grew up with, tend to stick with you
Healthier food and less wasteful utensils and packaging are next on the school lunch reform list
Would you murder a robot? If you did, should you be charged for it?
Some materials are harder to render than others, but soon those catalogs will be full of space that never existed in the real world
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