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You'll even be able to use your Apple Pencil for increased control.

This project could show how Bitcoin may transform automated services, by making them truly independent from humans.

The AI software's creators claims a 90 percent accuracy rate, compared to humans' 20-30 percent.

The country’s supermarkets alone distribute as many as 100 million plastic bags annually.

Until now, we didn’t think water could do this.

Over the weekend he snapped a photo of a Model S in the tunnel system.

The winners of the 2nd Hyperloop Pod competition accomplished a speed of 324 kilometers per hour.

"This survey will have broad applications in astronomy, providing rich spectra of galaxies, quasars, stars, clusters and our Galaxy."

The company joins Target, Costco, and Whole Foods on Google Express.

Stakes are high in clinical research, so scientists have decided academic journals should be blind to results of trials.

The enduring weirdness of neutrinos (and their flavors).

Clean energy is on the rise in the land Down Under.

What's in the gut can affect the brain.

“We have obtained a major clue needed for solving this mystery.”

These reactors can't be made into weapons and can't melt down as easily.

Here's how our intuition fails when it comes to quantum theory.

"I think ultimately we’ll be living on the moon for a generation before we get to Mars."

And this defense company wants to make these drones the frontline soldiers of the future.

We're here to keep your retinas unburned and insides not irradiated.

The $3.5M instrument will be used for research into superconductors, graphene, and quantum materials, among other projects.