Device keeps human liver ‘alive’ for 24 hours outside of the body
There are currently over 30,000 patients on the waiting list for a liver transplant in Europe and the United
Author: Nicolette Emmino
6 Reinvented pay phone designs of the future
Across the five boroughs of New York, there are currently 11,000 payphones, which some might argue have become a thing of the
Shield of poo can protect astronauts against cosmic radiation
In five years, the planets will align, allowing for a unique opportunity to travel to Mars and back to Earth in just 501
Image of the Day: What 15,000 volts of electricity looks like through wood
Melanie Hoff, a 23-year-old student at the Pratt Institute in New York City used alligator clips to direct 15,000 volts of electricity into a piece of plywood carving
Researchers use Facebook to analyze tornado characteristics
How can a social media site like Facebook aid in the study of tornado debris and
Image of the Day: 18-ft U.S. Predator drone covered in rhinestones
An 18-foot-long rhinestone covered replica of a U.S. Predator drone was set up for display at a multimedia art exhibit on March 1 at the Hampden Gallery at the
Driverless trucks hit the roads of Japan to decrease fuel consumption
You’ve probably heard some talk of driverless cars, but the Japanese have taken the concept a step further with driverless
Use stickers and a mobile phone to find your missing keys, luggage or pets
Lost your keys, cat, or remote control? No problem. Next time, just put some stickers on them and track them with your smartphone.
Image of the Day: How fast does a supermassive black hole spin?
Out in a dust and gas filled galaxy called NGC 1365, there is a supermassive black hole that has a mass two million times that of our
Smartphones in Space: First ‘phonesat’ satellite launched into orbit
A nanosatellite equipped with a smartphone was successfully launched into space from India on February 25. I don’t just mean pieces of a phone. The whole cellphone is