Blast drugs into the brain with ultrasound
Blasts of ultrasound have recently been used to temporarily open the barrier in certain spots of the brain, and a group of engineers at Chang Gung University in Taiwan
Author: Nicole DiGiose
Top tech-oriented commencement speeches
As the school year comes to a close, some of the world’s greatest geeks will be giving their own advice to the class of
The Wii U is on its way to becoming Nintendo’s worst-selling console
According to online statistics portal statista.com, sales of Nintendo’s Wii U gaming console have been on the
Battery-electric bus travels 700 miles in 24 hours
One of Proterra’s plug-in buses traveled 700 miles in 24 hours driving at an average of 29 mph, setting a new
High school class creates prosthetic hand for 9-year-old girl
A high school class at Boylan High School, IL is using a 3D printer to create a prosthetic hand for Kylie Wicker, a 9-year-old from nearby Roscoe, IL, who has been upset
The first American space lifeboat in 40 years is coming to the ISS
NASA’s next generation of American spacecraft will be designed to carry people into low-Earth orbit and also function as a lifeboat for the International Space Station
High school students put an end to watery ketchup with a 3D-printed cap
Two high school students put their heads together to design the 3D-printed ketchup-dispensing invention we’ve all been waiting
Enter the “Create the Future” design contest 2014
The 12th annual NASA Tech Briefs magazine “Create the Future” design contest is a challenge to engineers and students
Simplify star-gazing with a remote-controlled robotic Wi-Fi telescope
It can be pretty simple to pinpoint certain stars with a regular old telescope, but if you’re just gazing into the night sky, all those constellations and planets can
5 different uses for your everyday electronics
Your ordinary electronics can be so much more than you think. Create your own USB typwriter, TV phone charger, and