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This 3D Bioprinter Could Revolutionize Tissue Engineering by Printing Skin

This 3D Bioprinter Could Revolutionize Tissue Engineering by Printing Skin

By June Javelosa

A 3D Printed Skull Just Saved a Child’s Life

A 3D Printed Skull Just Saved a Child’s Life

By June Javelosa

Scientists Find a Mysterious New State of Matter in a 2-Dimensional Material

Scientists Find a Mysterious New State of Matter in a 2-Dimensional Material

By Sarah Marquart

Reverse Photosynthesis—New Biotech Breakthrough Converts Plants into Biofuel

Future Materials

Reverse Photosynthesis—New Biotech Breakthrough Converts Plants into Biofuel

By June Javelosa

China Wants to Build a $50 Trillion Global Wind & Solar Power Grid by 2050

China Wants to Build a $50 Trillion Global Wind & Solar Power Grid by 2050

By Jelor Gallego

This 3D Printing Pen Can “Draw” Human Cartilage Directly Into Patients

This 3D Printing Pen Can “Draw” Human Cartilage Directly Into Patients

By Kathleen Riley

So We Found Gravitational Waves—What Now?

Science & Energy

So We Found Gravitational Waves—What Now?

By June Javelosa

Meet the Pill That Lights up Cancerous Tumors

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Meet the Pill That Lights up Cancerous Tumors

By June Javelosa

First 3D-Printed Drug Just Unveiled—Welcome to the Future of Medicine

First 3D-Printed Drug Just Unveiled—Welcome to the Future of Medicine

By June Javelosa

We Can Now Grow Skin Complete with Hair Follicles, Glands, and Nerves

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We Can Now Grow Skin Complete with Hair Follicles, Glands, and Nerves

By June Javelosa

The World’s Smallest TV Antenna Gets Killer Reception

Science & Energy

The World’s Smallest TV Antenna Gets Killer Reception

By Miguel Santos

The Answer to Nuclear Waste Storage and Transportation Could Be Metal Foam

Future Materials

The Answer to Nuclear Waste Storage and Transportation Could Be Metal Foam

By Jelor Gallego

Nipping Cancer in the Bud—New Supersensitive Biosensor Makes It Happen

Future Materials

Nipping Cancer in the Bud—New Supersensitive Biosensor Makes It Happen

By Todd Jaquith

Turns Out Water Bears Are Not “Genetic Thieves” After All

Turns Out Water Bears Are Not “Genetic Thieves” After All

By Todd Jaquith

Newly Sequenced Tardigrade Genome Reveals the Organism Is Far Stranger Than Anticipated

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Newly Sequenced Tardigrade Genome Reveals the Organism Is Far Stranger Than Anticipated

By Joseph Libunao

Stem Cells Allow Scientists to Repair Injured Spinal Cords

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Stem Cells Allow Scientists to Repair Injured Spinal Cords

By Jelor Gallego

We Have a New Way To Create Super-Efficient Liquid Batteries

We Have a New Way To Create Super-Efficient Liquid Batteries

By Annabs Sanchez

New Hydrogen Discovery Brings Room-Temperature Superconductors Closer to Reality

Quantum Physics

New Hydrogen Discovery Brings Room-Temperature Superconductors Closer to Reality

By Jelor Gallego

This Nanofiber Sensor Sniffs Disease Markers in Your Breath

This Nanofiber Sensor Sniffs Disease Markers in Your Breath

By Todd Jaquith

3D Printing Is Being Used to Make Prosthetic Bones for Cancer Patients

3D Printing Is Being Used to Make Prosthetic Bones for Cancer Patients

By June Javelosa

Science Explained: The Physics of Perpetual Motion Machines

Science Explained: The Physics of Perpetual Motion Machines

By Jolene Creighton

Scientists Discovered How to Make Nanotubes That Assemble Themselves

Scientists Discovered How to Make Nanotubes That Assemble Themselves

By Jelor Gallego

These Nanobots Can Repair Circuits All by Themselves

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These Nanobots Can Repair Circuits All by Themselves

By Todd Jaquith

New Discovery May Allow Us to Harness the Power of a Photon’s Spin

Science & Energy

New Discovery May Allow Us to Harness the Power of a Photon’s Spin

By Todd Jaquith

Stem Cell Therapy Can Reverse Age-Related Osteoporosis

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Stem Cell Therapy Can Reverse Age-Related Osteoporosis

By June Javelosa

This New 3D Holographic Microscope Allows Real-Time Cell Visualization

Science & Energy

This New 3D Holographic Microscope Allows Real-Time Cell Visualization

By Sarah Marquart

New Catalyst Lets Us Store the Power of the Sun

New Catalyst Lets Us Store the Power of the Sun

By Todd Jaquith

Record-Breaking 200 Million km/h Wind Found Blasting From a Massive Black Hole

Record-Breaking 200 Million km/h Wind Found Blasting From a Massive Black Hole

By Kathleen Riley

The Ultimate Collection of Free Physics Videos

The Ultimate Collection of Free Physics Videos

By Jolene Creighton

Scientists May Have Found a Better Way to Treat Prostate Cancer

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Scientists May Have Found a Better Way to Treat Prostate Cancer

By June Javelosa

Scientists Are Creating Micro Fuel Cells for Our Shrinking Technology

Scientists Are Creating Micro Fuel Cells for Our Shrinking Technology

By Sarah Marquart

New Tech Lets You See Under Your Skin in 3D

Science & Energy

New Tech Lets You See Under Your Skin in 3D

By Annabs Sanchez

3D-Printed Rutherford Engine Qualifies For Space Flight

3D-Printed Rutherford Engine Qualifies For Space Flight

By Sarah Marquart

Trash is Helping Protect Hawaii’s Air Force Units

Trash is Helping Protect Hawaii’s Air Force Units

By Annabs Sanchez

This Tech Cleans Smells, Pollen, and Viruses From the Air Using Light

Science & Energy

This Tech Cleans Smells, Pollen, and Viruses From the Air Using Light

By June Javelosa

This Newly Made ‘Synthetic Life’ Is the Simplest Living Organism Ever

Science & Energy

This Newly Made ‘Synthetic Life’ Is the Simplest Living Organism Ever

By Todd Jaquith

Thanks to NASA, We Can Now Use Plasma to Print Nanoelectronics

Thanks to NASA, We Can Now Use Plasma to Print Nanoelectronics

By Todd Jaquith

Full Genome Sequencing is Now Available…And Affordable

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Full Genome Sequencing is Now Available…And Affordable

By Kathleen Riley

The Fully Functional Airport That Runs Entirely On Solar Power

The Fully Functional Airport That Runs Entirely On Solar Power

By June Javelosa

Scientists Just Removed HIV from Human Immune Cells Using CRISPR Gene-Editing

Science & Energy

Scientists Just Removed HIV from Human Immune Cells Using CRISPR Gene-Editing

By Science Alert

This Hotel Is 3D Printed from Sand and Volcanic Ash

This Hotel Is 3D Printed from Sand and Volcanic Ash

By Sarah Marquart

You Can Retrieve Memories from Patients With Early-Stage Alzheimer’s

Science & Energy

You Can Retrieve Memories from Patients With Early-Stage Alzheimer’s

By June Javelosa

9-Month-Old Baby Saved by 3D Printed Heart Replica

9-Month-Old Baby Saved by 3D Printed Heart Replica

By June Javelosa

The Largest Coal Plant in North America is Being Replaced by a Solar Farm

The Largest Coal Plant in North America is Being Replaced by a Solar Farm

By Sarah Marquart

New DARPA Program Aims to Facilitate Training Through Nerve Stimulation

New DARPA Program Aims to Facilitate Training Through Nerve Stimulation

By Todd Jaquith

Nanoparticle Treatment Eliminates Metastatic Cancer In Mice

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Nanoparticle Treatment Eliminates Metastatic Cancer In Mice

By Jelor Gallego

MIT Is Building 3D Solar Towers, and So Far They Have Achieved Phenomenal Results

MIT Is Building 3D Solar Towers, and So Far They Have Achieved Phenomenal Results

By Jelor Gallego

Dino-Drumsticks: Scientists Grow “Dinosaur Legs” on a Chicken

Dino-Drumsticks: Scientists Grow “Dinosaur Legs” on a Chicken

By Sarah Marquart

Scientists 3D Print Cartilage Using an “ink” Composed of Human Cells

Scientists 3D Print Cartilage Using an “ink” Composed of Human Cells

By Todd Jaquith

Researchers Figured Out How to Convert Carbon Dioxide Into Concrete Using 3D Printing

Researchers Figured Out How to Convert Carbon Dioxide Into Concrete Using 3D Printing

By June Javelosa

Harvard Scientists Just Figured Out How to 3D Print Complex Living Human Tissue

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Harvard Scientists Just Figured Out How to 3D Print Complex Living Human Tissue

By Jelor Gallego

Cracking the “Americium Problem”—Researchers Find a Way to Safely Store Nuclear Waste

Cracking the “Americium Problem”—Researchers Find a Way to Safely Store Nuclear Waste

By Sarah Marquart

You Can Get a Clear Picture of the Inside of Your Lungs, Thanks to Krypton

You Can Get a Clear Picture of the Inside of Your Lungs, Thanks to Krypton

By Sarah Marquart

New Biosensor Rapidly Detects Multiple Viruses, and is 80% Cheaper Than Current Methods

Science & Energy

New Biosensor Rapidly Detects Multiple Viruses, and is 80% Cheaper Than Current Methods

By Todd Jaquith

This New Plane Will Make the First Ever Carbon-Free Flight Across the Atlantic

Renewable Energy

This New Plane Will Make the First Ever Carbon-Free Flight Across the Atlantic

By Science Alert

Scientists Get Their First Glimpse At How New Memories Are Born

Science & Energy

Scientists Get Their First Glimpse At How New Memories Are Born

By Miguel Santos

Panasonic Sets World Record in Photovoltaic Energy Conversion Efficiency

Panasonic Sets World Record in Photovoltaic Energy Conversion Efficiency

By Annabs Sanchez

Scientists Create a Hybrid Gene That Lets Them Control Mice Using Magnets

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Scientists Create a Hybrid Gene That Lets Them Control Mice Using Magnets

By Miguel Santos

Germaphobes Rejoice! Scientists Made A Self-Cleaning Bathroom

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Germaphobes Rejoice! Scientists Made A Self-Cleaning Bathroom

By Jelor Gallego

This New Biosensor Can Diagnose Cancer and Other Diseases on the Spot

Science & Energy

This New Biosensor Can Diagnose Cancer and Other Diseases on the Spot

By Science Alert

Neil de Grasse Tyson on Whether Life Could Exist as Pure Energy (video)

Neil de Grasse Tyson on Whether Life Could Exist as Pure Energy (video)

By Jolene Creighton

Science Explained: The Physics of Cold Fusion

Science Explained: The Physics of Cold Fusion

By Jolene Creighton

Scientists Make an Algorithm That Designs Quantum Experiments

Scientists Make an Algorithm That Designs Quantum Experiments

By Sarah Marquart

New Research Shows Bacteria Populations Are Able To Develop A “Collective Memory”

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New Research Shows Bacteria Populations Are Able To Develop A “Collective Memory”

By Jelor Gallego