New way of weighing stars could impact the future of telescopic technologies
Method relies on the laws of nuclear physics, as opposed to gravity, for determining the size of a
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
25-percent of the world’s electricity will be generated by renewables come 2020
As the cost of renewable energy technologies goes down, the price of natural resources like coal and oil rises -- this will lead to a major shift in the coming years on
Alloy made twenty years ago by US Navy could provide more efficient way of producing electricity today
Researchers readdress long-established material and come to discover it is capable of producing a considerable amount of electricity from just a bit of
Immigrants now make up 18-percent of engineers and scientists in US workforce
Over a ten-year period, the number of immigrant engineers and scientists in the US workforce grew from 3.4 million to 5.2
New wearable electronic health patches are cheap to produce, may outperform current monitoring tools
Device is applied like a temporary tattoo, is disposable like one too, and yet, can better monitor an individual's vitals then current, on-the-market
What type of video game actually improves brain function?
A new paper studies the cognitive impact that different video game types have on today's
World’s first optical rectenna created — a rectifier and antenna that can convert light to DC current
Researchers achieve technological benchmark four decades in the making -- the optical rectenna is expected to significantly improve a host of current, on-the-market
North America is officially out of IPv4 web addresses — so what happens now?
The IPv4 system was introduced to North America in the early 1980s -- 4.3 billion addresses later, it's run out of
Developers are hoping their wandering robot finds a home in children’s playgrounds everywhere
Bot was designed to be climbed upon and interacted with, in hopes of introducing computational technology to children at a younger
When technologies combine: how a laser-based, 3D printing system could advance biotechnological solutions
Engineers combine technologies to create a cell growth solution that is faster and more efficient than current