New accelerator can blast very deep holes into Earth to provide access to geothermal resources
Washington-based drilling research company unveils plans for technology capable of drilling to depths of up to two
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
3D-printed milk cap embedded with electronics ensures you never drink spoiled milk again
Engineers have figured out how to bypass the poor conduction limitations associated with polymer-based devices with a specially designed milk
Tests show microwaves can be used to propel a spacecraft into orbit
A research company has proposed a bold solution to modern-day rocket science - using microwaves instead of fuel to power spacecraft into
Study shows robotic surgeries led to 144 deaths and more than 1,000 injuries
An in-depth look at robotic surgeries has resulted in some startling numbers tied to this modern-day solution to minimally-invasive
While spam emails hit 12-year low, malware and ransomware are on the rise
Security firm releases its monthly report indicating spam is on a downward
Ford working on futuristic lighting technologies to make night-time driving safer
Company is working to circumvent the hazards that drivers are faced with when driving at
Robots show a degree of self-awareness by passing “wise-men puzzle”
Roboticists out of RPI demonstrate step forward for robots equipped with self-aware
Ready or not, the US south is about to get its first big wind farm
North Carolina will begin constructing the southeast's first-ever commercial-scale wind farm, capable of producing enough energy to power 60,000
Nanoscale device emits light as powerfully as an object 10,000 times its size
Advancements made in terms of material innovation, coupled with a keen understanding of the physics of light, leads to a new device that could shake up the optic
Mornsun LN Series — an AC/DC converter for extreme temperatures
Newly released Mornsun converters don’t need electrolytic