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  1. Psychologists Uncover Hidden Signals of Trust—Using a Robot
  2. Robot Makers Spread Global Gospel of Automation
  3. Lynx autonomous indoor vehicle promises materials handling boost
  4. Cotton with special coating collects water from fogs in desert
  5. A way to use HIV to beat HIV
  6. Dream Lab project offers taste of food of the future
  7. A Quantum Leap in Gene Therapy of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
  8. Is It Possible To Make Gasoline From Air?
  9. 3D Motion and Heat Sensing Technology Captures Shoppers In-Store Behavior
  10. Australian breakthrough means medicines to treat Asthma’s root cause
  11. Major step toward an Alzheimer’s vaccine
  12. Stanford Cancer Treatment Called Medical Breakthrough
  13. We Must Choose Privacy Or Medical Breakthroughs: Statisticians ID Anonymous Study Participants
  14. Novel sensor provides bigger picture
  15. Critically Ill Flu Patients Saved With Artificial Lung Technology Treatment Normally Used For Lung Transplant Patients
  16. Scientists Develop Device for Image Compression
  17. Facebook’s Other Big Disruption
  18. ‘Shell-shocked’ crabs can feel pain
  19. Development of the first way to make large amounts of promising anti-cancer substance
  20. ESA is about to test Asteroid Deflection
  21. Yale Researchers Call for Specialty Metals Recycling
  22. Robofish Grace Glides with the Greatest of Ease
  23. Parkinson’s Treatment Can Trigger Creativity
  24. App Calls Help When Seniors Fall
  25. 2 Makers Press the Case for Electric Cars
  26. Winbot 7 window cleaning robot uses a vacuum seal to stick to the glass
  27. Bacteria breakthrough for safer food
  28. Intellect Motion shows off new motion-sensing gaming devices
  29. Experts aim to redefine healthcare and research ethics
  30. Inspiration from a porcupine’s quills
  31. Bread that lasts for 60 days could cut food waste
  32. A Vault for Taking Charge of Your Online Life
  33. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries reveals nuclear plant inspection robot MHI-MEISTeR
  34. How the common ‘cat parasite’ gets into the brain
  35. Electrically spun fabric offers dual defense against pregnancy, HIV
  36. Cork the key to unlocking the potential of graphene
  37. Oceangoing Robot Comes Ashore In Australia, Completing A 9,000-Mile Autonomous Pacific Crossing
  38. Smartphones might soon develop emotional intelligence
  39. Water-resistant coating guards limestone from pollution
  40. Ed Norton’s Crowdrise Brings Fundraising (And Fun) To The Masses
  41. Taking the buzz out of office lights
  42. Graphene/Nanotube Hybrid is a Promising Material for Energy Storage, Electronics
  43. In Lab Lit, Fiction Meets Science of the Real World
  44. MIT spin-out Robot Rebuilt wants to give robotic hands a better sense of touch
  45. MultiTouch unveils 42- and 55-inch fully integrated Windows 8 interactive displays
  46. VIDEO: HyTAQ Robot (Hybrid Terrestrial and Aerial Quadrotor)
  47. Can a Jellyfish Unlock the Secret of Immortality?
  48. An innovative idea to eradicate polio
  49. Solar Industry throws a Tupperware Party
  50. StickNFind system uses your phone and coin-like tags to find lost items
  51. Drug May Offer New Approach to Treating Insomnia
  52. The next wave of insecticides: Venom of sea anemones
  53. Promising Drug Slows Down Advance of Parkinson’s Disease and Improves Symptoms
  54. India to Revise Enforcement of Internet Law
  55. Chemists Invent Powerful Toolkit, Accelerating Creation of Potential New Drugs
  56. WSU researchers use 3-D printer to make parts from moon rock
  57. Research Discovery Could Revolutionize Semiconductor Manufacturing
  58. Medical Tricorder Will Measure Your Vital Signs In Seconds
  59. ‘Breakthrough’ for rocket engine
  60. ClickClinica, the app that maps disease outbreaks
  61. Burger Flipping Jobs Join the Endangered Species List
  62. SpaceX’s Mars rocket to be methane-fuelled
  63. Naro Nautical Robot
  64. New COPD and Asthma drugs limiting excess mucus could save lives
  65. Funneling the sun’s energy
  66. Auto-Immune: “Symbiotes” Could Be Deployed to Thwart Cyber Attack
  67. Robots that teach themselves
  68. Alzheimer’s Disease in Mice Alleviated Promising Therapeutic Approach for Humans
  69. Quantum Cryptography At The End Of Your Road
  70. Google Asks People To Speak Out Against ITU’s Attempt To Takeover Internet Governance
  71. How Drug Company Money Is Undermining Science
  72. One Step Closer To Real Medical Tech Breakthrough
  73. Blind Patient Reads Words Stimulated Directly Onto the Retina
  74. Breakthrough 3D gesture controller opens new vistas for human-computer interfacing
  75. Disney Research robot can juggle, play catch
  76. Looking to Industry for the Next Digital Disruption
  77. A low-cost, finger-nail sized radar
  78. Electricity from the marshes
  79. VIDEO: Shape Shifting Invention
  80. Visions for open evaluation of scientific papers by post-publication peer review
  81. Star Trek Classroom: the next generation of school desks
  82. Autonomous civil aircraft could be flying before cars go driverless
  83. Robotic Fish Research Swims into New Ethorobotics Waters
  84. Natural fungus may provide effective bedbug control
  85. How Far Away Is Mind-Machine Integration?
  86. Student’s invention harvests energy from earthquakes
  87. Swarm robots perform classical ‘scores’ inside Georgia Tech’s GritsLab
  88. South Korea develops bird strike defense robot
  89. Kickstarter sued over 3D Systems’ printer patent
  90. How Can We Create A World Of Powerful Female Entrepreneurs?
  91. Invisibility Cloaking to Shield Floating Objects from Waves
  92. College of Future Could Be Come One, Come All
  93. IBM supercomputer used to simulate a typical human brain
  94. Rice unveils super-efficient solar-energy technology: Solar Steam
  95. Creating a Coating of Water-Repellent Microscopic Particles to Keep Ice Off Airplanes
  96. A Leap Forward in Brain-Controlled Computer Cursors
  97. Mr. Spock, Your Holodeck is Ready: SBU Demonstrates Largest Resolution Immersive Visualization Facility Ever Built
  98. Breakthrough nanoparticle halts multiple sclerosis
  99. The Gates-Funded Toilet Of The Future
  100. The application of smartphone technology to economic and environmental analysis of building energy conservation strategies
  101. Citizen Scientists Combine to Identify Effective Cancer Treatments
  102. Computer Vision System Detects and Identifies Behaviors That Signal Autism
  103. When Robotic Surgery Leaves Just a Scratch
  104. The Most Amazing Race: Reverse-Engineering the Brain
  105. How to Build a More Resilient Electric Grid
  106. 3-D Bio-Printing Makes Better Regenerative Implants
  107. These bots were made for walking: Cells power biological machines
  108. Waxing Innovative: Researchers Pump Up Artificial Muscles Using Paraffin
  109. The Helicopter That Reads Your Brainwaves
  110. Computer Memory Could Increase Fivefold From UT Research
  111. Teaching robots new tricks without programming
  112. VIDEO: Household Bioreactors Could Ease Energy Woes
  113. Powering lasers through heat
  114. Fuel From Waste, Poised at a Milestone
  115. Implant Could Warn About Dementia
  116. Game Changer for Arthritis and Anti-Fibrosis Drugs
  117. New cells found that could help save people’s sight
  118. Disruptions: Casting a Ballot by Smartphone
  119. First pressure-sensitive self-healing material developed
  120. World’s first 3D printing photo booth set for scan
  121. RSLSteeper launches third version of its bebionic myoelectric hand
  122. Medical Capsule Robots take pictures and much more
  123. US Federal Trade Commission offers US$50K prize for blocking robocalls
  124. Virtual traffic lights help solve commuting hell
  125. Sail-inspired turbine promises cheaper wind energy
  126. 2012 James Dyson Award winner announced
  127. OneLeap aims to bring social entrepreneurs and serious investors together
  128. Circuit Breaker Breakthrough to Enable DC Power Grid
  129. Technology and regulation: You, robot?
  130. New method could help communities plan for climate risk
  131. Software Converts Your Speech into Chinese
  132. Four African Teenagers Create Power From Pee
  133. NOROROT robotic vehicle could lead to stair-climbing wheelchairs by 2017
  134. MIT Breakthrough Could Lead To New Military Body Armor Only ‘Nanometers’ Thick
  135. Synthetic molecule could stop acute allergic reactions
  136. Cancer Data in the ‘Cloud’ Could Lead to More Effective Treatment
  137. TechJect’s Dragonfly micro UAV flies like a bird and hovers like an insect
  138. As Dengue Fever Sweeps India, a Slow Response Stirs Experts’ Fears
  139. Bouncy-ball cameras scout out dangerous situations
  140. Discovery of a revolutionary type of gel
  141. Navy Researchers Look to Rotating Detonation Engines to Power the Future
  142. What’s Wrong With Online Voting?
  143. Can We Perfect Teaching One Person At A Time?
  144. Treating disease with microbes
  145. 3D printing: A third-world dimension
  146. New device could allow your heartbeat to power pacemaker
  147. Building Small: In Many Industries, Economies of Size Is Shifting to Economies of Numbers
  148. Stanford Researchers use Synthetic Magnetism to Control Light
  149. Desktop 3D Printer Creates Ceramic Bricks for Buildings
  150. How Science Can Build a Better You
  151. Breakthrough: Pill to check Alzheimer’s coming in 4 years
  152. VIDEO: Biofuel breakthrough: Quick cook method turns algae into oil
  153. Berkeley Lab Scientists Help Develop Promising Therapy for Huntington’s Disease
  154. Forget Patents: Why Open Source Licensing Concepts May Lead To Biotech Innovation
  155. Video game with biofeedback teaches children to curb their anger
  156. Tired Of Your Career? Consider A LifeSwap
  157. Better Medicine Delivery: Targeting drugs with hydrogels
  158. Virtual reality ‘beaming’ technology transforms human-animal interaction
  159. Mine Kafon: the low-tech tumbleweed minesweeper
  160. Computational Medicine Begins to Enhance the Way Doctors Detect and Treat Disease
  161. Meth Vaccine Shows Promising Results in Early Tests
  162. New Battery Technology: BIG Breakthrough
  163. CORDIS plans to “beam” people to meetings
  164. New Soccer Robot Has Human-Like Agility
  165. DARWIND5 wind turbine improves on an old design
  166. Korea shows off salad-tossing robot at Robot World 2012
  167. AMP-Foot 2.0 prosthesis mimics human ankle’s spring
  168. Smart as a bird: Flying rescue robot will autonomously avoid obstacles
  169. New micropumps for hand-held medical labs produce pressures 500 times higher than car tire
  170. MIT Game Lab explores the potential of games and play
  171. Educating Players: Are Games the Future of Education?
  172. Oak Ridge unveils Titan, the world’s most powerful supercomputer
  173. Hopping Robots Conserve Energy
  174. Killing the Computer to Save It
  175. 9-gigapixel image shows 84 million stars
  176. Paintballs may deflect an incoming asteroid
  177. A Chance to Save the Southern Ocean
  178. New Nissan tech is designed to take over the steering when collisions are imminent
  179. Older Adults Welcome Robots Help with Chores
  180. CHAMP missile test flight knocks out electronic devices with a burst of energy
  181. Robots Assemble for Military’s $2 Million Challenge
  182. An innovation that uses air to produce power
  183. Could A Network Of Drones Become Our First Responders
  184. UBC research creates wireless charger for electric cars
  185. Wood completely broken down into its component parts to replace crude oil
  186. Electronic nose could be used to detect sleep apnoea
  187. Speed limits on cargo ships could reduce their pollutants by more than half
  188. UAHuntsville students hope glove keyboard will revolutionize use of devices with one hand
  189. New Noninvasive Test for Colorectal Cancer Shows Promise
  190. Let It Snow! Solar Panels Can Take It
  191. Additive Restores Antibiotic Effectiveness Against MRSA
  192. Bacterial spores could replace hypodermic needles for vaccinations
  193. LiquidPiston Rotary Engine one tenth the size of a diesel with 75 percent thermal efficiency
  194. Iowa State researchers double down on heat to break up cellulose, produce fuels and power
  195. Assembly of nano-machines mimics human muscle
  196. New Medical Diagnostics Film
  197. Researchers alleviate PTSD in mice while they sleep
  198. Targeting solar geoengineering to minimize risk and inequality
  199. Finding Zen in a Patch of Nature
  200. VIDEO: Watch A Great Short Film On The Future Of Technology And Education
  201. NASA working on refueling satellites
  202. Corals and Food Security: Study Shows Nations at Risk
  203. In the future, airliners could be catapulted into the sky by electric motors
  204. New Class of Power Inverter Could Mean Cheaper, Faster Hybrid Vehicles
  205. Breakthrough offers new route to large-scale quantum computing
  206. How much of a game changer will new air-to-petrol fuel be?
  207. Cholera discovery could revolutionize antibiotic delivery
  208. LG shows off massive, first of its kind, 84-inch interactive whiteboard
  209. VIDEO: Robotic wheelchair from Chiba Tech turns wheels into legs and climbs over steps
  210. Green Tea Reduced Inflammation, May Inhibit Prostate Cancer Tumor Growth
  211. Antiscience Beliefs Jeopardize U.S. Democracy
  212. Tissue-Engineered Kidneys: Researchers Make Important Strides
  213. Japanese first responders to wear robotic exoskeletons
  214. A New Atlas App Puts The Planet In Your Hands
  215. WizDish offers moonwalking solution to virtual reality immersion
  216. New malaria treatment
  217. An immunosuppressive drug could delay the onset of neurodegenerative diseases
  218. New advance could help soldiers, athletes, others rebound from traumatic brain injuries
  219. Magic Finger turns any surface into a touch interface
  220. New research moves York scientists closer to lung cancer blood test
  221. Can ResearchGate Really be the Facebook of Science?
  222. Samsung’s new Roboray humanoid robot walks the walk
  223. Researchers unravel the secret to making cheap, high-density data storage
  224. Extending Einstein’s theory beyond light speed
  225. Stop Building Bombs and Start Building Starships
  226. Finally, A More Exciting Design For Wind Power
  227. Hormone-Producing Thyroid Grown from Embryonic Stem Cells
  228. A complex logic circuit made from bacterial genes
  229. Harvard RoboBees Learn to Steer, Mostly
  230. Qatari engineers device to coax water out of air
  231. One More Important Step to Fusion Energy
  232. Eco-friendly Optics: Spider Silk’s Hidden Talents Brought to Light for Applications in Biosensors, Lasers, Microchips
  233. Expand the Nobel Prize to Award Teams, Not Just Individuals
  234. Study shows old adage ‘sleep on it’ is true – but only if it’s a really difficult problem
  235. NASA’s Ironman-Like Exoskeleton Could Give Astronauts, Paraplegics Improved Mobility and Strength
  236. A tactile glove provides subtle guidance to objects in the vicinity
  237. Researchers Create ‘Nanoflowers’ for Energy Storage, Solar Cells
  238. How a smart bra could one day outdo the mammogram
  239. From Lectures to Explosives Detection: Green Laser Pointer Identifies Traces of Dangerous Chemicals in Real-Time
  240. AquatiCo project would let anyone control a real submarine over the internet
  241. Robots Using Tools: Researchers Aim to Create ‘MacGyver’ Robot
  242. Cannabis extract eases muscle stiffness typical of multiple sclerosis
  243. Student runs Crawl concept up the utility pole for James Dyson Awards
  244. Low cost sensors to detect any gas
  245. New interactive system detects touch and gestures on any surface
  246. Redefining Medicine With Apps and iPads
  247. The FitWet Jet Bike combines an exercise bike and a hot tub
  248. Sticky paper offers cheap, easy solution for paper-based medical diagnostics
  249. This Fully Accurate Simulation Of Real Cities Lets Planners See Their Work In Action
  250. A New Chapter for Chinese Medicine
  251. Using less gas and oil to get where you’re going
  252. Sweating rooftops could save 60% on air conditioning
  253. Thermite firefighting robot rolls out like a mini fire truck
  254. New storage facility a game changer for Simply Green
  255. Using Lightning to Recycle Concrete?
  256. Supercomputer helps breakthrough in cancer research
  257. Community Commerce Sites Are the New eBay
  258. Aspirin may temper brain power decline in elderly women at risk of heart disease
  259. Invisible barrier wards off metal corrosion
  260. New Sophisticated Control Algorithms Poised to Revolutionize Electric Battery Technology
  261. Internet Billionaire Ponies Up More Cash for Physics Prizes
  262. A Solution for the Space Junk Problem?
  263. New handheld imaging device to aid doctors on the ‘diagnostic front lines’
  264. Nanoparticles Against Aging
  265. Numbers of Women in Science and Technology Fields Alarmingly Low in Leading Economies
  266. Artificial Intelligence Used to Home In on New Fossil Sites
  267. Warp drive looks more promising than ever in recent NASA studies
  268. Miniature medical analytic devices that could make Star Trek’s tricorder seem a bit bulky in comparison
  269. ‘Green Brain’ project to create an autonomous flying robot with a honey bee brain
  270. Should aspirin be used to prevent cancer?
  271. The battery of the future might run on sugar
  272. Smartphone Technology Acceptable for Telemedicine
  273. Robotic fish to patrol for pollution in harbours
  274. SPACE folding bike unfolds with a touch
  275. A power grid that thinks for itself
  276. Engineering the Immune System to Fight Melanoma
  277. “Semi-dwarf” trees may enable a green revolution for some forest crops
  278. V3Solar puts a new spin on PV efficiency – x20!
  279. Flying robots cooperate to play catch
  280. Robocop with a Difference
  281. Bioengineers Introduce ‘Bi-Fi’ — The Biological ‘Internet’
  282. New material may replace silicon
  283. Notre Dame research: Handheld bruise device could detect child abuse
  284. Robot Improves Quality of Life for Autistic Children
  285. $2500 in photovoltaic cells could provide enough electricity for the consumption of a 4 person household
  286. Scientists make old muscles young again in attempt to combat aging
  287. Journalistic deficit disorder
  288. Entire Field of Particle Physics Is Set to Switch to Open-Access Publishing
  289. TinyDuino shrinks the Arduino, retains its flexibility
  290. Breakthrough: This electronic implant can dissolve inside your body
  291. App lets you monitor lung health using only a smartphone
  292. FURO – Intelligent and Interactive Robot
  293. Artificially intelligent game bots pass the Turing test on Turing’s centenary
  294. The Smallest Nonprofits Should Have The Most Powerful Brands
  295. Seeking Cures, Patients Enlist Mice Stand-Ins
  296. A New Issue For Bitcoin: Crypto Key Disclosure
  297. Understanding the brain by controlling behavior
  298. GoFundMe Helps You Launch a Crowd-powered Fundraising Project
  299. Yale Researchers Call for Specialty Metals Recycling
  300. VIDEO: Automatic building mapping could help emergency responders
  301. Kickstart mechanical orthosis puts a spring in your step, no batteries required
  302. Cancer Research Yields Unexpected New Way to Produce Nylon
  303. Existing Technologies Could Cut Vehicle Fuel Use in Half
  304. In Five Years, You May Be Wearing A Lab-Grown Leather Jacket
  305. Metalysis Sand-to-Metal Breakthrough
  306. Supercomputer breakthrough for Australian team
  307. Makerbot announces Replicator 2 “prosumer” 3D printer
  308. OfficeGym lets you work out at your desk
  309. Goodyear’s self-inflating tire tech for commercial vehicles leaves the lab
  310. Fear can be erased from the brain
  311. The Ludo: A Soccer Ball That Racks Up Cash For The Developing World As You Play
  312. ebuggy concept promises “unlimited range” for EVs
  313. World’s most efficient thermoelectric material developed
  314. Picosatellites
  315. “Sweet” chemicals from a “green” raw material
  316. SARTRE autonomous road train project completed
  317. New tool gives structural strength to 3-D printed works
  318. A Robot With a Reassuring Touch
  319. India Has Big Plans for Burning Coal
  320. Sorghum Eyed as a Southern Bioenergy Crop
  321. EnChroma sunglasses are designed to correct color blindness
  322. Success of Crowdfunding Puts Pressure on Entrepreneurs
  323. Water-wise biofuel crop study to alter plants metabolic, photosynthesis process
  324. Pig Flu Virus Strain Shown to Have Pandemic Potential
  325. KPMG says rooftop solar power could be a game-changer for India
  326. The New Industrial Revolution: Consumers, Globalisation and the End of Mass Production
  327. Creating A Job Market For The Most Fulfilling Jobs
  328. Japanese invention could end tooth decay
  329. No magic show: Real-world levitation to inspire better pharmaceuticals
  330. Do It Yourself and Save: Making Equipment for the Lab, in the Lab
  331. Forgoing College to Pursue Dreams
  332. Radio Helps Students Focus Without The Need For ADHD Drugs
  333. A First: Organs Tailor-Made With Body’s Own Cells
  334. VIDEO: Getting (drugs) under your skin
  335. Autonomous helicopters: Robocopter arrives
  336. Nanoengineers can print 3D microstructures in mere seconds
  337. “Nano-velcro” traps and detects heavy metals in contaminated waterways
  338. Body heat, fermentation drive new drug-delivery ‘micropump’
  339. DARPA releases video of new-and-improved LS3 quadruped robots
  340. Artificial Intelligence, Powered by Many Humans
  341. Google Glass and the Future of Technology
  342. Koubachi takes its Wi-Fi Plant Sensor to the great outdoors
  343. How to clean up oil spills
  344. Nuclear Waste-Burning Technology Could Change the Face of Nuclear Energy
  345. Safe, Multi-functional Anti-inflammatory/Anti-allergic Drugs Developed by Hebrew University Research
  346. Forensic science on trial
  347. An advance toward a flu-fighting nasal spray
  348. World record quadrocopter swarm puts on impressive light show
  349. Libraries Go Direct To Indie Authors, Rather Than Deal With Big Publisher Ebook Limits
  350. Researchers Make First All-optical Nanowire Switch
  351. Half the world’s energy from wind power by 2030 new research claims
  352. Microsoft Working on Breakthrough Interactive Display
  353. Hacker creates Kinect-powered email interface for his mom after a stroke
  354. QBotix system uses mobile robots to optimize solar panel orientation
  355. Coming Soon: A Privately-Run City To Create Development In The Developing World
  356. A self-powered pacemaker with no battery coming soon
  357. Experts propose ‘cyber war’ on cancer
  358. Cloud Share Digital And Physical Objects In Real Time
  359. Should Robots Get Rights?
  360. A New Kind of Warfare
  361. Measuring glucose without needle pricks
  362. Haptic “Ghost” Armband Teaches Your Muscles To Behave Like Athletes’ Muscles
  363. Tech’s New Wave, Driven by Data
  364. Meet Ms. Siri, Your New Teacher
  365. Productivity and growth: Was that it?
  366. New Rules
  367. Possible breakthrough for cellulosic ethanol?
  368. UCSC study shows how urchin-loving otters can help fight global warming
  369. Innovation Down Under Could Mean Off-Grid AC
  370. Scientists Dramatically Reduce Plaque-Forming Substances in Mice with Alzheimer’s Disease
  371. Tough gel stretches to 21 times its length, recoils, and heals itself
  372. An Ingeniously Designed Kids Bike Grows With Them As They Age
  373. Researchers Develop Technique to Remotely Control Cockroaches
  374. ‘Magic carpet’ could help prevent falls
  375. Bees, Fruits and Money: Decline of Pollinators Will Have Severe Impact On Nature and Humankind
  376. Scanning for drunks with a thermal camera
  377. Forget Passwords: How Playing Games Can Make Computers More Secure
  378. Aerospace Engineer’s Supersonic, Futuristic Flying Wing Design Wins Prestigious NASA Grant
  379. HydroSack – The Innovative New Product in Flood Protection
  380. “Search… Is Obsolete” Says Xyologic, As It Takes On The Mobile Apps Long Tail
  381. Physician reveals drug breakthrough for asthma patients
  382. Waste cooking oil makes bioplastics cheaper
  383. New Bird-Friendly Bladeless Wind Turbine Design to be Tested and Manufactured in NJ
  384. Scientists to announce quantum chip technology breakthrough
  385. VIDEO: Thought-controlled quadcopter takes to the skies
  386. Controlling Superconductors with Light
  387. 85 Year Old May Have Solution to a Greener Future
  388. Eye-controlled Gaze TV unveiled by Haier and Tobii
  389. Russia’s Arctic innovations
  390. VIDEO: Glove Tricorder gives a hands-on diagnosis
  391. Breathable treatment to help prevent asthma attacks
  392. Professor’s Invention Seeks to Destroy Cancer
  393. Safetynet invention wins UK James Dyson Award
  394. Surviving Drought
  395. Coming Soon: Artificial Limbs Controlled by Thoughts
  396. Australian bionic eye successfully implanted
  397. Experimental device may keep trucks from jack-knifing
  398. Smallest Antenna Can Increase Wi-Fi Speed 200 Times
  399. Print yourself an airplane with MakerPlane
  400. Study offers new hope for increasing global food production, reducing environmental impact of agriculture
  401. The Chemical Threat to America
  402. Would You Infect Yourself With Worms For Better Health?
  403. ‘Nano machine shop’ shapes nanowires, ultrathin films
  404. Turning Flood Waters Into Liquid Assets
  405. African antimalarial research bears first fruit
  406. AeroVironment’s Mola Robot Flies Underwater on Solar Power
  407. Smart Sutures That Detect Infections
  408. New nanocrystals let solar panels generate electricity and hydrogen gas
  409. This Toaster-Sized Box Detects Cancers and Infections Instantly
  410. Floating Farms Could Provide Cheap, Plentiful Produce
  411. The Laser Beam as a “3D Painter”
  412. Energy-saving Greencam app is a real turn-off
  413. Flat lens offers a perfect image
  414. Is the slumping solar market temporary or a long-term trend?
  415. New era in camouflage makeup: Shielding soldiers from searing heat of bomb blasts
  416. Device that busts blood clots in the brain could change treatment for strokes
  417. New wave of technologies possible after ground-breaking analysis tool developed
  418. New Scan A ‘Paradigm Shift’ in Epilepsy Research
  419. Electric-assist Urban Arrow cargo bike wants to be your second car
  420. Researchers grow cyborg tissues with embedded nanoelectronics
  421. Inventor Challenges a Sweeping Revision in Patent Law
  422. A Hardware Renaissance in Silicon Valley
  423. Cleaner fuel for cruise ships and other big vessels from ingredients in detergents, medicines
  424. Uranium supply extracted from Seawater could last for Centuries
  425. One-molecule-thick material has big advantages
  426. Breakthrough Technology Will Decrease Patients’ Loss Of Blood During Surgery
  427. Cup of herbal tea could help fight breast cancer
  428. Could a ‘Defensive Patent License’ Fix the U.S. Patent System?
  429. Space Elevator Project Shoots for the Moon
  430. Starving the Future
  431. ‘Electronic Nose’ Prototype Developed
  432. Writing the Book in DNA
  433. A New Period Industry To Drastically Improve The Lives Of India’s Women
  434. Could FastStitch Device, Invented by Undergrads, Be the Future of Suture?
  435. Sending messages from Mars: Interplanetary broadband
  436. Northwestern Scientists Create Chemical Brain
  437. Good News for Banana Lovers: Help May Be on the Way to Slow That Rapid Over-Ripening
  438. Electronic fingertips could lead to smart surgical gloves
  439. Biorefinery makes use of every bit of a soybean
  440. Biofuels: Anywhere, anytime
  441. Mobile-money services: Let us in
  442. Online vs. “Live” Education: The Real Issues
  443. Genetically Engineered Algae for Biofuel Pose Potential Risks That Should Be Studied
  444. The Fight For Control Of The Internet Has Become Critical
  445. The brain breakthrough that could help Stephen Hawking speak again
  446. Scientists Report Promising New Direction for Cognitive Rehabilitation in the Elderly
  447. Hackers backdoor the human brain, successfully extract sensitive data
  448. New Hover Vehicle Recalls ‘Star Wars’ Bike
  449. Promoting That CSR Project: The Rights, Wrongs, and Pitfalls
  450. Breakthrough in Doubling the Survival Rate of Internal Injuries
  451. Electrifying success in raising antioxidant levels in sweet potatoes
  452. Experiment would test cloud geoengineering as way to slow warming
  453. Teaching a microbe to make fuel
  454. Greenland Sets New Summer Melt Record
  455. New Space-Age Insulating Material for Homes, Clothing and Other Everyday Uses
  456. Commercially-available NanoTritium battery can power microelectronics for 20+ years
  457. Black & Decker puts new “motion-activated” twist on the cordless screwdriver
  458. Tanzania: Energy – Solar Cooker Ideal for Rural Areas
  459. ‘Heart in a box’ invention allows transplant hearts to remain outside the body for 12 hours
  460. Researchers Find Material for Cleaner-Running Diesel Vehicles Replacing Platinum
  461. The ‘invisible helmet’ makes cycling cool again
  462. Taiwan university develops nano-carbon material for light source
  463. Centeye Creates Insect-Like Flying Robots In A DC Basement
  464. Meet Ubi: An always-on, connected computer that talks back
  465. Skilled Work, Without the Worker
  466. MIT-developed ‘microthrusters’ could propel small satellites
  467. Disney develops “face cloning” technique for animatronics
  468. Shamoon virus targets energy sector infrastructure
  469. Camouflage bendy robot changes colour for disguise
  470. Move Along, No Panopticon To See Here
  471. Payment Data Is More Valuable Than Payment Fees
  472. ToS;DR website translates terms of service agreements into English
  473. The human microbiome: Me, myself, us
  474. Nature study highlights many paths to ocean health
  475. The Forty2 portable solar power unit pins production hopes on crowd-funding
  476. NASA’s ‘Mighty Eagle’ Robotic Prototype Lander Flies Again at Marshall
  477. VIDEO: A male contraceptive pill in the making?
  478. Don’t Waste The Drought
  479. Sharks tracked by surfing robot and free app
  480. Bringing power to the people — and heat as well
  481. Breakthrough Radar System Helps Pilots Avoid Rough Turbulence
  482. ‘Maser’ source of microwave beams comes out of the cold
  483. NanoSteel promises lighter and more fuel efficient cars without compromising safety
  484. VIDEO: Seeds of hope amidst Philippine floods
  485. ClassDojo Helps Teachers Control Their Classrooms
  486. A Gorgeous, Towering Hive To Save Our Dying Bees
  487. Breakthroughs in agriculture research on insect pest management
  488. Sanitation: Flushed with pride
  489. Scientists can now block heroin, morphine addiction
  490. Need an Expert? Try the Crowd
  491. Peter Thiel Bets Big On 3-D Printed Meat
  492. Trying to Protect a Reef With an Otherworldly Diversion
  493. San Francisco Exploratorium to Show New Face in a New Place
  494. Breakthrough receives funding, but are we ready for online shrinks
  495. Prosthetic Retina Helps to Restore Sight in Mice
  496. The Last Chance To Save The Aquarius Reef Base
  497. David Laser Scanner offers DIY, low-cost 3D recording solution
  498. Camera-toting EyeRing could help blind people to “see” objects
  499. A Vegetable-Growing Factory That Fits In A Parking Space
  500. Disruptions: Dining With Robots in Silicon Valley
  501. Researchers say pharmaceutical ‘innovation crisis’ is a myth
  502. Kickstarter vs. Quirky: Startups Provide New Routes for Invention
  503. How to Overcome the “Yuck Factor” to Extend Water Supplies
  504. iPhone Sensors Test If Your Food Really Is Organic
  505. App.net: A paid real-time social platform that shouldn’t seem as crazy as it does
  506. Recycling Reality: Humans Set to Trash Most Elements on the Periodic Table
  507. Cost-effective production of infrared lenses
  508. Spider web glass protects birds on the Holy Island
  509. Breast cancer breakthrough is a tribute to our scientists
  510. Wireless Power for the Price of a Penny?
  511. Open-source project to get gadgets talking via the net
  512. Farmers Deplete Fossil Water in World’s Breadbaskets
  513. New salt-based battery a leap for green energy
  514. GM may have electric car breakthrough
  515. A statistical analysis shows how things really are heating up
  516. Bionic suit to help Guthrie woman walk
  517. Breakthrough in delivery of life-saving vaccinations
  518. VIDEO: Laser ‘knife’ could slice food into any shape using electromagnets
  519. A Cheaper, Cleaner, More Efficient Catalyst for Burning Methane
  520. Soft autonomous robot inches along like an earthworm
  521. Can Facebook Show How to Reduce the Growing Energy Use of the Internet?
  522. The Inside Story on How NASA Invented Curiosity’s Insane Landing System
  523. Within Reach: Drexel Engineers to Add Arms and Hands to Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
  524. Portland Hours Turns Your Time Into Currency
  525. Wind technology design innovation would eliminate blades
  526. Using wastewater as fertilizer
  527. All cars to be fitted with autonomous emergency braking
  528. Stone Spray builds architecture from the ground up … literally
  529. STUDY FINDS A NEW PATHWAY FOR INVASIVE SPECIES – SCIENCE TEACHERS
  530. Can Electric Aircraft Take to the Skies?
  531. New nanoparticle discovery opens door for pharmaceuticals
  532. Can Nature Parks Save Biodiversity?
  533. The Silver Lining in the Drought
  534. Superinsects Are Thriving in This Summer’s Drought
  535. The roll up iPhone: Flexible battery invention could lead to radical re-design of future handsets
  536. The Rise And Fall Of The Company That Was Going To Have Us All Using Biofuels
  537. Touch Your Philodendron and Control Your Computer: Technology Turns Any Plant Into an Interactive Device
  538. Giant 3D Printer Creates A Home In 20 Hours [Video]
  539. Major Breakthrough in Macular Degeneration
  540. Collaborative Learning Startup Skillshare Launches Hybrid Classes, Letting Anyone Join Online Or Offline
  541. Breakthrough: New technology eliminates plant toxins
  542. A Chemical Carpet Finds Landmines Hidden Underground
  543. The Pending Kodak Patent Auction May Create Weapons Of Business Destruction
  544. Invention could fix scourge of water pipe leaks
  545. No More Boring Resumes: Seelio Lets College Students Showcase Their Work & Helps Employers Find Them
  546. Restoring Mangroves May Prove Cheap Way to Cool Climate
  547. What Higher Education Will Look Like In 2020
  548. Will Natural Gas Be the Automotive Fuel of the Future?
  549. Just One Month In, Crowdfunding Platform Seedrs Sees Three Startups Funded
  550. 3D printed robotic exoskeleton gives young girl a helping hand
  551. Does Studying Economics Make You Greedy?
  552. Buy A Design For 99 Cents To 3D Print Toy Robots At Home
  553. Discovering new uses for old drugs
  554. Wrinkled Surfaces Could Have Widespread Applications
  555. Massive data for miniscule communities
  556. Letting the Cloud Watch Over the Farm
  557. Bank In India Run Exclusively By and For Children
  558. Strength in Numbers: Citizen Scientists Lending More Helping Hands (and Handhelds) to Help the Pros
  559. A New Point System Lets You Measure The Sustainability Impact Of Anything
  560. Closer to encounter
  561. Facebooking While Rome Burns
  562. The Matternet: A Flying Autonomous Delivery System For The Developing World
  563. An Interactive Infographic Maps The Future Of Emerging Technology
  564. Panansonic develops world’s most efficient artificial photosynthesis system
  565. Major step taken towards ‘unbreakable’ message exchange
  566. Nanofibrous film detects vapors from buried landmines and explosives
  567. MIT students reveal PopFab, a 3D printer that fits inside a briefcase
  568. Solar Bag Purifies Water While You Walk
  569. I-Corps: Startups with a difference
  570. Yuri Milner’s Fundamental Physics Prize
  571. Meet The Woman Who Can Convince Even Republicans To Use Solar Power
  572. Ingestible sensor gets FDA approval
  573. A Padlock People Might Want to Steal
  574. Breaking the barriers for low-cost energy storage
  575. New Drywall (gypsum board) can save up to 40% on energy consumption of a building
  576. A Promising Step Forward Toward Muscular Dystrophy Treatment
  577. Test flight over Peru ruins could revolutionize archaeological mapping
  578. Sports car-inspired design aims to bring hovercraft into the 21st century
  579. Tooth protection from the sea
  580. VIDEO: Public Can Explore Time-Lapse Videos of Earth With New Tool From Carnegie Mellon and Google
  581. IUDs to get some competition – meet the IUB
  582. Father creates ‘energy egg’ which turns electrical items off when rooms are empty
  583. Kenguru, the first drive-from-wheelchair EV, enters production
  584. Honda uses Asimo technology to get the elderly on their feet
  585. Future foods: What will we be eating in 20 years’ time?
  586. New Relief for Depression
  587. New flu virus found in seals concerns scientists
  588. Prosthetic Implant Under Development
  589. Android and Nokia MeeGo phones hijacked via wallet tech
  590. Take control of a moon rover with the Remote Rover Experiment project
  591. Robot aids surgeons in catheter procedures, helps avoid radiation
  592. New Drug Could Help Maintain Long-Term Weight Loss
  593. Augmented reality glasses perform real-time language translation
  594. Talk to Me, One Machine Said to the Other
  595. Water supplement for bees is claimed to prevent Colony Collapse Disorder
  596. Yellow Jacket case sets iPhone to stun
  597. Avatar project aims for human immortality by 2045
  598. Chemical makes blind mice see
  599. Smart suit improves physical endurance
  600. An American admiral calls for new military thinking and questions stealth technology
  601. Students’ cellphone screening device for anemia wins $250,000 prize
  602. Research May Lead to New Treatment for Type of Brain Cancer
  603. VIDEO: University of Virginia Engineers are Designing, Building Mechanical Ray
  604. Cerberus turns your smartphone into an emergency rescue beacon
  605. The first robot that mimics the water striders’ jumping abilities
  606. Good Eggs: A Virtual Farmer’s Market For Fresh, Local Food
  607. GM working on Wi-Fi Direct-equipped cars to detect pedestrians and cyclists
  608. Bird Flu Vaccine to Be Rolled Out in 2013 After ‘Breakthrough’
  609. Danish MECc EV project promises 500 mile range and “refuel” time of less than three minutes
  610. ClassConnect: A Platform To Make The Best Lessons Open To Everyone
  611. iRobot introduces telepresence doctor
  612. Are There Alternatives to Conventional, Energy-Hogging Air Conditioners?
  613. New Type of Biosensor Is Fast, Super-Sensitive
  614. Flame Malware Greatly Expands the Scope of Cyber Warfare
  615. The Solar-Powered Dream Car That Just Won A 1,650-Mile Race
  616. NASA’s first new spacesuit in 20 years is its own airlock
  617. Intense Competition among Scientists Has Gotten out of Hand
  618. Birds’ Perceptual and Maneuvering Abilities Inspire Small Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
  619. There is no such thing as a safe tan
  620. Soybean oil could make for longer-lasting, greener tires
  621. UF researchers develop “nanorobot” that can be programmed to target different diseases
  622. Telepresence robots
  623. RCSI Neuroscientists identify new gene in cause of epilepsy
  624. VIDEO: Space Institute Researchers Develop Laser Technology to Fight Cancer
  625. 32 Innovations That Will Change Your Tomorrow
  626. Trial Signals Major Milestone in Hunt for New TB Drugs
  627. What Will The Ed Tech Revolution Look Like?
  628. Wheels of CHANGE
  629. LED Lighting System Imitates The Sun’s Healing Effect
  630. Invention may change tune of leaders in piano industry
  631. First manned FanWing aircraft planned for 2013
  632. Nanotech versus the pirates: Zyvex Marine unveils the LRV-17
  633. The Moral Hazard of Drones
  634. BYPASSER is the faucet system Goldilocks might choose
  635. Austrian algae biofuel-production technology to debut in Brazil
  636. Can This Machine Sequence 100 Genomes In 10 Days For Less Than $1,000?
  637. Robots and psychology: Mapping the uncanny valley
  638. New Substitutes for Rubber and Latex on the way
  639. U.S. Air Force’s Plug-and-Play Satellites
  640. There’s Still Hope for the Planet
  641. Pay by Voice? So Long, Wallet
  642. Academic journals face a radical shake-up
  643. Self-Examine For Skin Cancer With This Mobile App
  644. Sony’s Entertainment Access Glasses provide private closed captions for deaf people
  645. The Trouble With Online Education
  646. UCLA researchers create highly transparent solar cells for windows that generate electricity
  647. Bio-Retina to enter clinical trials in 2013
  648. The world’s first SolarKiosk opens in Ethiopia
  649. Massive Health Is Going To Use Your Cell Phone To Keep You Healthy
  650. Innovation promises to cut massive power use at big data companies in a flash
  651. You may never need to clean your car again thanks to new coating technology
  652. Exhibition fosters Yemeni inventions
  653. Climate ocean tech fix ‘can work’, research suggests
  654. Musical Glove Improves Sensation, Mobility for People with Spinal Cord Injury
  655. Urban wind turbine could transform city landscape
  656. VARIES project proposes antimatter starship mission
  657. Inflatable Spacecraft Heat Shield Set to Launch
  658. Marine technology: A voyage of discovery
  659. DARPA’s New Aid-Delivering Robot Paragliders
  660. Fuel Cell Treats Wastewater and Harvests Energy
  661. Researchers Consider Graphene as a Cure for Desalination Woes
  662. What It’s Like To Live In America’s Space Station Under The Sea
  663. Electrochemical flow capacitor: Hybrid battery-supercapacitor design targets grid storage
  664. Autonomous robot maps ship hulls for mines
  665. Researchers Almost Double Light Efficiency in LC Projectors
  666. Top Universities Test the Online Appeal of Free
  667. Real-life Spider Men Using Protein Found in Venom to Develop Muscular Dystrophy Treatment
  668. Genetically Engineered Bacteria Prevent Mosquitoes From Transmitting Malaria
  669. The Marine Drone: An Autonomous Aquatic Trash Collector
  670. Scientific research will be free online
  671. Controlling your computer with your eyes
  672. Keeping electric vehicle batteries cool
  673. The Ecology of Disease
  674. How to make global fisheries worth five times more
  675. UMD Creates New Tech for Complex Micro Structures for Use in Sensors & Other Apps
  676. Ethereal aerographite is lightest stuff ever made
  677. The Moral Case for Drones
  678. New Proteins to Clear the Airways in Cystic Fibrosis and COPD
  679. The End of Privacy?
  680. Glasses-free 3-D TV looks nearer
  681. Mechanical engineers develop an ‘intelligent co-pilot’ for cars
  682. The Workplace Benefits of Being Out of Touch
  683. Lockheed Martin and OPT team up on Australian 19 MW wave energy project
  684. Nutrient mixture improves memory in patients with early Alzheimer’s
  685. Data Storage of Tomorrow: Ferroelectricity On the Nanoscale
  686. Waste to Watts: Improving Microbial Fuel Cells
  687. One Step Closer to New Kind of Thermoelectric ‘Heat Engine’
  688. New chip harvests power from multiple sources
  689. Will Seattle Become The Capital Of Social Entrepreneurship?
  690. Ultra-efficient 4,000 mph vacuum-tube trains – why aren’t they being built?
  691. Targeted delivery of drugs to the focus of a disease made easier
  692. DARPA aiming for Mach-20 hypersonic rocketplane ‘by 2016′
  693. Finnish startup can locate you indoors using magnetic field anomalies
  694. Hummingbird: An Educational Robotics Kit Designed To Get Girls Into Engineering
  695. Plastic Power
  696. Who Gives A Crap: Toilet Paper With A Mission
  697. Ukrainian Students Develop Gloves That Translate Sign Language Into Speech
  698. Video: ALS Medical Breakthrough
  699. Researchers use nanotech to make cancer 3M times more detectable
  700. Race Against the Machine
  701. Keeping the Flu Away
  702. Beyond the Blink
  703. New Salem inventor launches sensor to aid in semi loading
  704. European Parliament Rejects Anti-Piracy Treaty
  705. Pano’s PC Killer
  706. Car-Pooling Makes a Surge on Apps and Social Media
  707. Needleless syringe invention on market “within a year”
  708. OpenROV: A Personal Submarine For Your Underwater Missions
  709. Israeli Yeshiva Team Wins Worldwide Invention Award
  710. Miracle DNA technology to trace suspects in 90 minutes
  711. All-limb-drive bicycling with Raxibo
  712. Smart Headlights See through Rain and Snow
  713. Reflection Is Critical for Development and Well-Being
  714. Stanford researchers synthesize printable, electrically conductive gel
  715. 3D Printed Vascular Networks Made From Sugar
  716. Implantable Devices Could Detect and Halt Epileptic Seizures
  717. Drugs Topically Deliver Gene Therapy Via Commercial Moisturizers for Skin Disease Treatment
  718. Brazilian researchers develop new anti-inflammatory for severe pain
  719. Catching a few more rays
  720. Focal Locus workstation splits the difference between sitting and standing
  721. How A Young Physicist Is Making Solar Power Work, Even When The Sun Is Down
  722. Rapid H.I.V. Home Test Wins Federal Approval
  723. Two-faced solar cells boost yields by up to 50 percent
  724. Northwestern Researchers Create “Rubber-Band Electronics”
  725. Revolution For Cross-Platform, Interactive Courses
  726. Genetic Engineers Explain Why Genetically Modified Food Is Dangerous
  727. The IBM Augmented Reality Personal Shopping Assistant
  728. The Life Engineers: Prometheus Asks, Is a Culture as Stupid as Ours Ready to Create New Life?
  729. Terrafugia flying car completes first phase of flight testing
  730. New Technique Could Reduce Number of Animals Needed to Test Chemical Safety
  731. Sentinel mission to place asteroid-hunting telescope into orbit around the Sun
  732. Nanodiamonds cut through dirt to bring back ‘bling’ to low temperature laundry
  733. A Summer Storm’s Disruption Is Felt in the Technology Cloud
  734. Researchers use spoofing to ‘hack’ into a flying drone
  735. Easter Island Drug Raises Cognition Throughout Life Span in Mice
  736. A Media Site for Teens That Is Part Twitter, Part YouTube
  737. New flu gene found hiding in plain sight, and affects severity of infections
  738. Hey Internet Providers: Data Wants to Be Free, Too!
  739. Local grid energy storage set to complement solar feed-ins
  740. New Approach to Reverse Multiple Sclerosis in Mice Models
  741. Scientists Urge New Approaches to Plant Research
  742. Photosynthesis Re-Wired: Chemists Use Nanowires to Power Photosynthesis-Like Process
  743. Oil Exploration Ramps Up in U.S. Arctic
  744. New Vaccine for Nicotine Addiction
  745. World Supersonic jet to fly London to Sydney journey in four hours
  746. Faster, Cheaper Gas and Liquid Separation Using Custom Designed and Built Mesoscopic Structures
  747. Will Google’s Personal Assistant Be Creepy or Cool?
  748. Real-time, brain-scanning speller gives the silent a voice
  749. U.S. Army weapon shoots lightning bolts down laser beams
  750. New mineral, panguite, discovered in 1960s meteorite
  751. An Incredible New Way to Breathe During an Emergency
  752. Food Sleuths: Sniffing Out Where Our Meals Are Really From
  753. An App That Encrypts, Shreds, Hashes and Salts
  754. An amazing spectacle: Google launches new sci-fi glasses with a camera and internet access
  755. Farmer’s daughter discovers green pesticide
  756. The unbeatable Japanese robot
  757. Seeing Inside Tissue for No-Cut Surgeries
  758. Scientists Spark New Interest in the Century-Old Edison Battery
  759. In Artificial Intelligence Breakthrough, Google Computers Teach Themselves To Spot Cats on YouTube
  760. Smart T-shirt to remotely monitor chronically ill patients
  761. Math Formula Leads Researchers to Source of Pollution
  762. Mind Reading from Brain Recordings?
  763. Why Baby Boomers are the innovators of the future
  764. Nothing goes to waste when visiting green toilet NTU researchers green loo uses less water, recycles human waste
  765. UAMS researchers make breakthrough in radiation protection
  766. New Paints Prevent Fouling of Ships’ Hulls
  767. Data transmission speed of 2.56 Tb/s achieved by twisting beams of light
  768. To Combat The Arrogance Problem, An Indian B-School Sends Students To Slums
  769. Renewable Energy and Cleantech in India
  770. New MIT Media Lab’s invention promises more immersive TV viewing
  771. Here’s The Game-Changing Technology That’s Going To Kill Rosetta Stone
  772. Freescale introduces sensor-laden humanoid robot platform for US$200
  773. Powercrate charges and locks 25 tablet computers at the same time
  774. A Weapon We Can’t Control
  775. Genetically engineered safflower plant improves oil output for industry
  776. Nano-Infused Paint Can Detect Strain
  777. Spiders Enlisted in Fight Against Woodworms: Could They Also Help Control Malaria?
  778. Fracking’s Biggest Problem May Be What to Do with Wastewater
  779. How the internet works: Mapping the tubes
  780. The Next Secrets Of The Web
  781. Hospital uses breakthrough technology to clean
  782. Bringing Down the Cost of Microbial Fuel Cells
  783. E-Tailer Customization: Convenient or Creepy?
  784. Unilever Leverages The Social Graph To Provide Clean Water For Millions
  785. The blow-up seatbelt
  786. Stick Humidifier Only Needs A Cup Of Water To Work
  787. SMEs become major force in promoting innovation
  788. New Deformable Surface to Give Smart Phone Touch Screens Raised Tactile Keyboards
  789. Graphene? From Any Lab
  790. New Tractor Beam Proposal Relies on Negative Radiation Pressure
  791. If You Count Happiness, Costa Rica Is The Richest Country On Earth
  792. Interactive LED Helmet Lets Bikers Signal With Their Heads
  793. Melinda Gates On The Importance Of The Girl Effect
  794. Sensordrone adds more sensory capabilities to smartphones
  795. Shape of cars to come
  796. Researchers Create the First GPS for the Blind
  797. Ship to explore new frontiers of design and oceanography
  798. Megapixel Camera? Try Gigapixel
  799. 1960s-Era Anti-Cancer Drug Points to Treatments for Lou Gehrig’s Disease
  800. DIY Machine Prints 3D Customized Burritos
  801. Green growth: Shoots, greens and leaves
  802. SpyBike GPS Tracker is like LoJack for bikes
  803. Governments will start ‘lashing back’ as internet grows
  804. Horticulture, technology, architecture and art converge in Plant-in City project
  805. Tomy BattroBorg 20 throws motion-controlled punches, rocks ‘em and socks ‘em Wii-style (video)
  806. Final Frontier Design creating budget space suit for private space industry
  807. A Start-Up Bets on Human Translators Over Machines
  808. Free Speech for Computers?
  809. Scientists See New Hope for Restoring Vision With Stem Cell Help
  810. Cordless Lamp Powered By Its Own Moving Parts & Gravity
  811. No More Needles: A Crazy New Patch Will Constantly Monitor Your Blood
  812. Microsoft Introduces a Challenger to the iPad
  813. New Energy Source for Future Medical Implants: Sugar
  814. Can We Replace Professors With Computer Screens?
  815. South African innovator takes water out of showering
  816. Big Uncertainties in the Global Water Budget
  817. A Package You Can Eat, To Prevent Plastic Pollution
  818. New Cleantech Co To Power Cars With Aluminum Grains
  819. Green Fuel from Carbon Dioxide
  820. Self-Assembling Nanocubes for Next Generation Antennas and Lenses
  821. Radical railways: Top 10 transportation systems of the future
  822. Tinnitus Sufferers Hoping Serenade Sound Therapy Can Relieve Ear Ringing
  823. Nature Inspires New Submarine Design
  824. Nanotechnology Used to Harness Power of Fireflies
  825. Search and Social: How The Two Will Soon Become One
  826. 58.9 mpg Ford engine will be a global game-changer
  827. VIDEO – Damian Palin: Mining minerals from seawater
  828. First Tahrir Square, Then the Classroom
  829. Vitamin D With Calcium Shown to Reduce Mortality in Elderly
  830. The Way Things Work
  831. Bugs Have Key Role in Farming Approach to Storing CO2 Emissions
  832. Dial-a-Flood: A New Smart Phone App Helps Residents and Researchers Predict Storm Surges
  833. The global environment: Boundary conditions
  834. Swiss Flying Torpedo Bot Crashes, Dusts Itself Off and Flies Again
  835. A Powerful, Affordable Mister to Save Overheated Firefighters
  836. Switchable Nano Magnets May Revolutionize Data Storage
  837. Kinect system keeps track of household objects
  838. The Jetovator flying water bike adds momentum to the “firehose” market
  839. Can This New Backpack Solve The World’s Water Woes?
  840. Do’s And Don’ts For Making Truly Good Corporate Citizens
  841. Betting Big On A Vegan Meat Startup
  842. The Water Bottle Of The Future: A Cyborg System That Keeps You From Needing To Drink
  843. Beamed core antimatter propulsion – more efficient, but don’t hold your breath!
  844. Robot learns language through ‘conversation’ with people
  845. South Africa: New Breakthrough in Wound Dressing
  846. Holonic Streetlamp draws on sun and wind to provide light
  847. “Eco-Pak” expands on shipping container houses
  848. Joggobot turns a quadrocopter into a running companion
  849. Inflatable vest that gives you a hug could help the autistic – and even quieten noisy babies
  850. WSU researchers create super lithium-ion battery
  851. Could Humans & Robots Soon Be Working Side by Side?
  852. Cooking stove operated remotely by text message
  853. The Fight To Harness Emerging Technologies To Improve The World
  854. Liquid and ice “SLIPS” off new ultra smooth surface
  855. New Twist On Old Chemical Process Could Boost Energy Efficiency Significantly
  856. Microsoft patents emotion-based advertising system
  857. ‘Armored Caterpillar’ Could Inspire New Body Armor
  858. Steel-Strength Plastics: Durable Plastic May Replace Metals
  859. Reaction system promises versatile, cost effective emergency housing
  860. Driving without a Blind Spot May Be Closer Than It Appears
  861. Alzheimer’s Vaccine Trial a Success
  862. A touch-free touchscreen device
  863. Quadrotors Turned Into Flying Wireless Battery Chargers
  864. UH Students Develop Prototype Device That Translates Sign Language
  865. Nanocable Could Be Big Boon for Energy Storage
  866. The game-changer in the geopolitics of energy
  867. New Anti-Cancer Vaccine Developed and Tested
  868. NASA is accepting proposals for the 2012 Summer of Innovation project
  869. Microelectronic Photovoltaics: The Solar Breakthrough We’ve Been Looking For?
  870. Is Earth Nearing an Environmental “Tipping Point”?
  871. New Property of Flames Sparks Advances in Technology
  872. Warming Climate Sees Tundra Turn to Forest
  873. VIDEO: Displaying a sci-fi talent
  874. U.S. Attacks, Online and From the Air, Fuel Secrecy Debate
  875. Potential New Approach to Regenerating Skeletal Muscle Tissue
  876. GE & Quirky Develop Smart Milk Jug Appliance
  877. 20,000 colleagues under the sea
  878. Imagine a Pollution Monitor That Checks Your Vital Signs
  879. Bucknell professors help rats go high-tech to root out land mines
  880. Bulacan students invent ‘anti-botcha’ robot
  881. Army Scientists Send Batteries Through Boot Camp, Increase Energy Density by 30 Percent
  882. A Mini Sub Made From Cheap Parts Could Change Underwater Exploration
  883. Energy-Dense Biofuel from Cellulose Close to Being Economical
  884. New hope for Alzheimer’s sufferers as breakthrough allows scientists to grow new brain cells from normal skin
  885. Solar Panel Payments Set Off a Fairness Debate
  886. Gorilla Glass maker unveils ultra-thin and flexible Willow Glass
  887. How Will Kinect Change Filmmaking?
  888. Tactus Technology prototype Android tablet shows off shapeshifting screen at SID 2012
  889. Drug makers could leave UK over Government’s ‘breakthrough’ obsession
  890. How Big Data Gets Real
  891. What’s The Future Of The Sharing Economy?
  892. Using Graphene, Scientists Develop a Less Toxic Way to Rust-Proof Steel
  893. Smart teeth invention makes cover of New York Times magazine
  894. Shunned by investors, gadget makers hit Kickstarter
  895. For Advanced Prostate Cancer, New Drug Slows Disease
  896. Predictions and Fears From the Experts
  897. How Liquid Technology Will Change The Future Of Work
  898. Baking Innovation Into New Smart Cities
  899. In Study, Drug Delays Worsening of Breast Cancer, With Fewer Side Effects
  900. Robot ethics: Morals and the machine
  901. Freecycling Has Viral Effect On Community Spirit and Generosity
  902. BlueGen mini power stations for the world
  903. Extraordinary Green Energy Breakthrough From Cogar International Energy Corporation
  904. Lowell Amateur Research Initiative (LARI)
  905. How Kinect Hacking Sparks Innovation
  906. New plaster enhances wound healing
  907. Unzipped carbon nanotubes could help energize fuel cells and metal-air batteries
  908. All-electric aircraft to emulate Lindbergh’s historic transatlantic flight
  909. Fujifilm tests the 3D printing waters
  910. NZ Wind Power Invention Receives International Recognition
  911. Light-Induced Delivery of Nitric Oxide Eradicates Drug-Resistant Bacteria
  912. Going From One-Size-Fits-All Education, To One-Size-Fits-One
  913. Researchers have created glasses that indicate obstacles to patients with visual handicaps
  914. Could Sarcastic Computers Be in Our Future?
  915. Eyejusters – self-adjustable glasses designed for the developing world
  916. Quantum Cash and the End of Counterfeiting
  917. Miniature Robotic Avatar Is The Newest Japanese Robotic Invention
  918. Discovery Expected to Shift Research Direction in Lupus and Asthma
  919. Vadodara’s young engineers promise world’s cheapest power
  920. Irish research team makes major breakthrough in Lou Gehrig disease
  921. Why is Qatar investing so much in education?
  922. Rooftop solar PV to be energy game-changer in Australia
  923. Supercomputer will help map climate change down to the local level
  924. Climate Armageddon: How the World’s Weather Could Quickly Run Amok
  925. iPhone Engineer and Gmail Designer Team Up on Electric Imp to Connect Devices
  926. Scientists design low-cost indoor navigation system for blind
  927. Learning to Chase Online Word of Mouth
  928. Powerful New Approach to Attack Flu Virus
  929. Autonomous road train project completes first public road test
  930. Key Gene Found Responsible for Chronic Inflammation, Accelerated Aging and Cancer
  931. Robots Will Quickly Recognize and Respond to Human Gestures, With New Algorithms
  932. More Than 150,000 Methane Seeps Appear as Arctic Ice Retreats
  933. AxoTrack – The Virtual Needle
  934. Device may inject a variety of drugs without using needles
  935. How The Future of Mobile Lies in the Developing World
  936. Ultra-sensitive biosensor could detect diseases in their earliest stages
  937. Can You Hear Me Now? Apocalypse Soon
  938. Scotty Beam This Up: Bessel beam “tractor beam” concept theoretically demonstrated
  939. Lasers used to zap weeds into submission
  940. Technology Will Lead to De-Urbanization
  941. Geoengineering: Implicit promises
  942. New Means of Safeguarding World Fish Stocks
  943. Popular Science Moves Beyond the QR Code
  944. VIDEO The Secret Life of Plankton
  945. New Invention Saves People Buried In Grain Bins
  946. New invention could prevent SIDS deaths
  947. Revolutionary Chipset for High-Speed Wireless Data Transfer
  948. UniKey replaces physical door lock key with an app
  949. Tiny Robots for Less Invasive Surgery
  950. A WORLD-LEADING technology that makes metals lighter, stronger and more pliable
  951. Selling Software That Kills
  952. Yahoo Axis may be game changer for search and the troubled company
  953. Calgary scientists make stem cell breakthrough
  954. Gene breakthrough could lead to new male contraceptive
  955. Breakthrough in stem cell technology a first in Africa
  956. Conduct more breakthrough research in Europe
  957. Now He’s Really Started Something
  958. How to Stop Wildlife Poachers
  959. Humanoid Robot Works Side by Side With People
  960. The Leap: Gesture control like Kinect, but cheaper and much higher resolution
  961. Can Soil Sensors Save Georgia Waterways from Drought?
  962. Microbots Made of Bubbles Have Engines Made of Lasers
  963. Crowdfunding for Research Dollars: A Cure for Science’s Ills?
  964. Electricity generated from water
  965. Why great ideas come when you aren’t trying
  966. Rats Display Altruism
  967. Dundee University scientists have made a major breakthrough that could stop devastating Parkinson’s disease ”in its tracks”.
  968. Electric cars: Tailpipe truths
  969. Braille Touchscreen Concept Smartphone For The Visually Impaired
  970. A New Condom To Keep The Developing World Having Safe Sex
  971. Research Unveils Drug Against Entamoeba Hisotolica
  972. Pancreatic Cancer May Be Detected With Simple Intestinal Probe
  973. 5 Opportunities For Ed Tech To Amplify Children’s Curiosity, Not Destroy It
  974. KAIST develops low-cost, large-area piezoelectric nanogenerator
  975. MIT’s Freaky Non-Stick Coating Keeps Ketchup Flowing
  976. Mustafa’s Space Drive: An Egyptian Student’s Quantum Physics Invention
  977. Oxytocin Improves Brain Function in Children With Autism
  978. Engine Could Boost Fuel Economy by Half
  979. This ‘mousetrap’ may save lives
  980. Empowerment Marketing
  981. Jamming Grippers Combine to Form Robotic Elephant Trunk
  982. Portland State University students’ invention tops the field at national engineering competition
  983. Multipotent Stromal Stem Cells from Normally Discarded Human Placental Tissue Demonstrate High Therapeutic Potential
  984. STAR TREK INVENTION OFFERS HOPE OF SIGHT TO THE BLIND
  985. Scientists stop cells dying in mouse brains – offering hope to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s sufferers
  986. Magnetic Spinal Rods Grow With Scoliosis Patients Reducing Need For Surgery
  987. Delivery System for Gene Therapy May Help Treat Arthritis
  988. The Duplass Brothers Have Kidnapped Hollywood!
  989. Peter Thiel Will Pay You To Drop Out Of College
  990. Wearable Exoskeleton Can Help Users Carry Heavy Items With Ease
  991. Ultrasensitive Biosensor Promising for Medical Diagnostics
  992. Using Copper Over Gold ‘Game Changer’ for Chipmakers
  993. Techdirt: photographs of nature shouldn’t be copyrighted
  994. Chennai: IIT engineer gives cerebral palsy patients a voice
  995. VIDEO Japanese Company Lets Plants Grow On Thin Films Instead Of Soil
  996. When the Internet Thinks It Knows You
  997. MIT tackles challenge of electric car that recharges in ten minutes flat
  998. U.S. Says Genes Should Not Be Eligible for Patents
  999. Microsoft’s Push Into Gesture Technology
  1000. The Future of Local Commerce = Facebook + Foursquare + Yelp + Groupon
  1001. Atomic-Level Manufacturing
  1002. Gold Used to Discover Breakthrough for Biorenewable Chemicals
  1003. Eggshells could be used to fight global warming
  1004. Panasonic’s Power Loader Light gives your legs a power-up
  1005. Perry Chen, Kickstarter
  1006. Asteroid Watch: Penny Wise and Pound Foolish?
  1007. Mushrooms – the new Styrofoam alternative?
  1008. Plastic from Plants
  1009. Uno motorcycle reconfigures itself on the fly
  1010. Robotic gripper picks up objects using coffee grounds and a balloon
  1011. From Biomass to Ethanol and Methane
  1012. Tech Solutions Start With Pattern Recognition
  1013. New acoustic early warning system for landslides developed
  1014. Making the Internet Faster
  1015. Doctors Conduct First-Ever All-Robotic Surgery and Anesthesia
  1016. With Kinect, Microsoft Aims for a Game Changer
  1017. New Search Method Tracks Down Influential Ideas
  1018. Dean of Invention: Segway Mastermind Probes Sci-Tech’s Future
  1019. New manufacturing method gives shape to carbon nanotubes
  1020. Miniature implant monitors cardiac pressure
  1021. Biodegradable foam created from milk and clay
  1022. Auto designers compete to create 1,000-pound car
  1023. Computer vision – Eye robot
  1024. Researchers working on batteries smaller than a grain of salt
  1025. Parrot AR.Drone
  1026. Patents Create Incentives For More Patents, Not Innovation
  1027. Japanese company lays claim to world’s cheapest hydrogen production process
  1028. How Close Is a Universal Influenza Vaccine That Could Provide Lifelong Immunity with One Shot?
  1029. Revolution Postponed: Why the Human Genome Project Has Been Disappointing
  1030. Stretchable Light-Emitting Sheets Could Form the Basis of Implantable Optoelectronics
  1031. 4 Very Different Futures Are Imagined for Research Libraries
  1032. Buy quiet
  1033. Electrified nano filter could mean cheap drinking water
  1034. App allows users to view electrocardiograms on smartphones
  1035. Getting GPS Out of a Jam
  1036. Blind Inventors Develop Free Software to Enable the Blind to Use Computers
  1037. Fibre optic cables’ data capacity may soon be reached
  1038. New alloys mean all that glitters need not be gold for electronic applications
  1039. HOT reactor cleans up in China
  1040. Rare Earths: Elemental Needs of the Clean-Energy Economy
  1041. Can Negotiators Reach a Uniform Position on Patenting the World’s Genetic Resources?
  1042. A new way of beating the web’s censors
  1043. Windstalk concept is a wind farm without the turbines
  1044. Flat batteries could improve performance and lower cost of energy storage
  1045. Offshore Wind Power Line Wins Praise, and Backing
  1046. The Missing Link in Adoption of Solar Power? Electricians
  1047. World first GPS goggles with head mounted display
  1048. Parrot AR Drone released
  1049. Surgical robot provides tactile feedback to users
  1050. Painless Way to Achieve Huge Energy Savings: Stop Wasting Food
  1051. Wider Streets for Internet Traffic
  1052. Google Cars Drive Themselves, in Traffic
  1053. Why Imitation Gets A Bad Rap
  1054. Why This Year’s Physics Nobel Winner Never Patented Graphene
  1055. Berkeley Bionics’ exoskeleton lets wheelchair users walk
  1056. Solar Winds Could Provide 100 Billion Times Earth’s Energy Needs
  1057. New e-display promises high performance, low power usage
  1058. Going where the four winds blow with the mobile wind turbine
  1059. Informational Crowdsourcing Takes Off
  1060. The U.S. Smart Grid Is Shaping Up to Be Dangerously Insecure
  1061. LONGREACH sinks the opposition – crowned Dyson Award winner
  1062. MIT developing webcam-based health monitoring mirror
  1063. Japan Recycles Minerals From Used Electronics
  1064. Aiming to Learn as We Do, a Machine Teaches Itself
  1065. Developing a ‘smart cane’ for the blind
  1066. STEM Education Has Little to Do With Flowers
  1067. Stem cells used to reattach teeth in rats
  1068. Researchers discover way to turn off severe allergic reaction to food in mice
  1069. Underwater swimming robot now wirelessly controlled
  1070. The wellsprings of innovation and the irresistible force of technology
  1071. Quantum dots delivered to cell nucleus with a nanoneedle
  1072. Wave Power Lights Up U.S. Electrical Grid For First Time
  1073. New Oil Detection Technique
  1074. Drones and democracy
  1075. Twitter Used to Predict Flu Outbreaks
  1076. Newly Created Material Resembles Cilia
  1077. New Key to Tissue Regeneration
  1078. Flying saucers
  1079. Minox shows off 3D camera concept with four lenses
  1080. Hydrogen Fuel for Thought: Metallacarboranes May Meet DOE Storage Goals
  1081. The meaning of Stuxnet
  1082. The Kid’s Walker: 1.6 metre bi-pedal exoskeleton for children
  1083. Blue Watchdog turns your mobile phone into an all-purpose anti-theft device
  1084. POP!TECH TO CULTIVATE A NEW CLASS OF SCIENCE LEADERS
  1085. Robots are changing war in profound and disturbing ways
  1086. Light stimulation could restore movement to paralyzed limbs
  1087. Nanoscale solar cells absorb 10 times more energy
  1088. Robotic arm users find it ‘too easy’
  1089. Seabird community-driven “Open Web Concept Phone”
  1090. Integrated wheelchair/bed and hair-washing robot
  1091. Too Many Hamburgers?
  1092. Exoskeleton defines a new class of warrior
  1093. Aerial swarming robots to create communications networks for disaster relief
  1094. The micro-price of micropatronage
  1095. Touch-based directional devices let users feel directions
  1096. Japanese company hopes use submarines to subdue incoming typhoons
  1097. The New American Normal
  1098. Dancing robotic swan delivers ‘touching’ performance
  1099. Successful Sludge-to-Power Research Developed
  1100. Magnetic Power Offers Energy-Saving Alternative
  1101. How Heating Our Homes Could Help Reduce Climate Change
  1102. The Risk of Innovation: Will Anyone Embrace It?
  1103. Insite Programmable Global Alert and Monitoring System (PGAMS) – monitoring for the masses
  1104. Reverse Combustion: Can CO2 Be Turned Back into Fuel?
  1105. Flush With Energy
  1106. Can A Vibrating Mouse Prevent Computer-related Injuries?