A company shows how its new product can make a broken shovel as good as new
The interface is the first that can control multiple limbs—a technology that marks another step toward full mobility for paralyzed people
More than 70 definitions exist for what makes a species--each is applied to a different group of organisms & uses different methods for determining a label
Researchers say the SafeFlame is gentler, cleaner and only leaves behind water
Jodi Lomask, director of the dance company Capacitor, has choreographed an ocean-inspired show, now at San Francisco's Aquarium of the Bay
Why are ferns named after Lady Gaga and microbes named after sci-fi monsters?
Who knew a turtle's retina could be so beautiful?
A true blood substitute can be a major breakthrough that can save lives. Testing out a batch, however, can be a problem
A new analysis indicates that 22 percent of Sun-like stars may harbor planets roughly the size of Earth in their habitable zones
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A Berkeley startup's new spin on an old fuel-producing technology is a win-win for the environment
One neuroscientist is peering into the canine brain, and says he's found evidence that dogs may feel love
With Frax, users can create mathematically-driven art, adding color, depth and texture to geometric shapes
Inventors of software called EngageSense say you can tell if kids are engaged in class by analyzing their eye movements
A new birth control method gave women unprecedented power and revolutionized daily life
There’s a reason why millions adore these furry exemplars of China’s “soft power”
An amateur naturalist’s unparalleled artworks still inspire conservationists and collectors alike
Inventor Bill Mitchell is developing the PicoBrew Zymatic, an appliance that brews beer at the touch of a button
Using ten years of data from their probe, the European Space has created a lifelike flyover simulation of the red planet
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