Researchers develop ‘cyborg’ spinal implant: could help paralyzed walk again
French scientists have created an implant so soft and flexible, it can actually be placed on the spine, where it can then deliver electrical impulses
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Hacker group ‘Anonymous’ knocks France-based Jihadist website offline following Paris attacks
Hacking specialists go on the offensive a few days after posting video threatening terrorists with payback for their attack on satirical publication Charlie
Nissan, NASA announce five-year R&D partnership to develop self-driving cars
Nissan and NASA will spend the next few years researching and developing autonomous vehicle technology for commercial
New DSCOVR observatory will provide a never-before-seen view of Earth
Specially designed imaging technology will provide an image of the Earth unlike anything ever
To ease tensions over officer misconduct, LAPD orders 3,000 Tasers that trigger body cams with each shot
Department orders "smart weaponry" to introduce greater accountability for the officer, and clearer evidence for the
Yahoo’s Marissa Mayer threatened with leadership change if she makes acquisitions with company’s Alibaba riches
Hedge fund warns CEO that if company's profits are used for acquisition purposes, and not given out to shareholders, then it'll be time for a change in her
Intel’s compute-on-a-stick is just four inches long, will come with either Linux or Windows 8.1
Tiny computer on a stick will make it easy to turn any display into a fully functioning
Wave energy more dependable, cost effective than other alternative energy sources, including wind and solar
Analysis confirms scientists' long-standing expectations that wave energy systems might be the way to go Analysis performed by researchers at Oregon State University has
Save Money or Eliminate Pollution? Study reveals which message inspires people to cut back on electricity use
Would you rather spend less money powering your home, or reduce the size of your carbon footprint? Researchers sought the answer to this fundamental
Toyota announces it will release all of its 5,680 patents related to fuel-cell technology
The Japanese-based car manufacturer will make its fuel cell technology available to the public in hopes of driving