Health & Medicine
Scientists Are Developing a Vaccine That Could Prevent Tooth Decay
Your smile could be getting an extra layer of protection.
10 hours ago
Artificial Intelligence
Chinese Smartphone Maker Promises to Outdo Apple With “The Real AI Phone”
We'll find out how the Mate 10 measures up on October 16.
10 hours ago
Off World
The ExoLife Finder Telescope Could Revolutionize the Search for Life on Exoplanets
It's first exoplanet up will be Proxima b in the Proxima Centauri star system.
10 hours ago
Hard Science
Watch: The Sound of Hydrogen
It's like the sound of silence... only louder.
11 hours ago
Hard Science
Genetic Engineering Could Allow Us to Treat or Even Prevent Obesity
This could make it easier to lose unwanted weight.
12 hours ago
Advanced Transport
Underground Tunnels, Flying Cars, and More — This Is How We’ll Beat Traffic in the Future
4 futuristic ways to beat traffic
12 hours ago
Advanced Transport
Intel Can Provide Waymo’s Vehicles with the Power to Reach Full Autonomy
Waymo's autonomous cars have already processed over 3 million miles using Intel technology.
12 hours ago
Future Society
Bitcoin Was Just Used to Pay for a New Home in Texas
It's the first bitcoin-only real estate transaction.
13 hours ago
Hard Science
Data From NASA’s Fifth HI-SEAS Isolation Mission Will Influence Who Goes to Mars
The team needs to have the right mix of personalities to get through the mission.
13 hours agoPredict the Future
Earth & Energy
New York Is the First City to Require Building Owners to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
By 2035, greenhouse gas emissions will be reduced by 7 percent citywide.
13 hours ago
Advanced Transport
DARPA’s Autonomous System Can Fly and Land a Helicopter with Just a Tablet
Self-driving helicopters are here.
13 hours ago
Future Society
Google’s New Payment App Uses Ultrasonic Frequencies to Transfer Cash
The mobile payment app, called Tez, was launched in India for iOS and Android devices.
14 hours agoAdvanced Transport
Waste Management Just Got Cleaner and More Efficient
Artificial Intelligence
Apple’s New Counselor Will Teach Siri How to Have “Serious Conversations”
Suing Equifax After the Data Breach? A Chatbot Could Help With the Paperwork
An AI Can Recreate Your Favorite Old-School Video Game Just by Watching Someone Play It
Enhanced Humans
Lightweight Kevlar Shield Stops Bullets
The Bionic Lens Could Push Eyesight Beyond 20/20 Vision
Microsoft Has Teamed up to Create Fully Functioning, Realistic, 3D Printed Prosthetic Limbs
Health & Medicine
Changing How We Transport Vaccines Could Save Two Million Lives Annually
New Research Reveals Tattoo Ink Particles Circulate Inside the Body
Future Society
Wear Your Screen on Your Sleeve…
FlexEnable is an organic liquid crystal display screen that can bend around objects and even be worn like a watch.
September 16, 2017
Future Society
You Can Now Trade “Tokenized” U.S. Dollars on the Ethereum Network
This could change how banking works.
September 16, 2017
Earth & Energy
Nine Pictures That Show How Climate Change Is Impacting Earth
These pictures show how devastating human activity has been to our planet.
September 16, 2017
Health & Medicine
A Professor Has Become the First Person to Donate His Entire Genome Sequence to the Public
Making this data public could lead to medical treatment tailored to individual patients.
September 16, 2017
Hard Science
Watch: Why Superhydrophobic Materials Never Get Wet
The chemistry behind this is pretty cool.
September 15, 2017
Health & Medicine
This New Vaccine Technology Could Make Multiple Injections a Thing of the Past
Can you get all of your vaccines in one shot?
September 15, 2017
Advanced Transport
90 Percent of Vehicles in the U.S. Could Be Electric by the Early 2040s
A new study projects that fast adoption of EVs could make them the norm within a little over a decade.
September 15, 2017
Advanced Transport
Here Are the Ten Winning Route Proposals from Hyperloop One’s Global Challenge
The company will now investigate the feasibility of the suggested routes.
September 15, 2017
Hard Science
Watch: 10 Things We Didn’t Know 100 Years Ago
We've made an astounding amount of scientific progress.
September 15, 2017
Health & Medicine
How Diseases Can Be Targeted Using Nanotechnology – and Why It’s Difficult
A nanoparticle in the lab is one thing, but a nanoparticle interacting with blood, cells and tissues is another.
September 15, 2017
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