And it could someday mean self-healing smartphone screens
This Plastic Can Repair Itself
Nike's Self-Lacing Shoes Are Here: Meet The HyperAdapt
Morgan EV3 Brings Retro Cool To Electric Cars
The company’s first-ever EV will be available to buy next year
The Morgan EV3 announced at the Geneva International Motor Show is the company's first electric vehicle in more than a hundred years of building cars.
Damaged Tomatoes Could Provide Electricity
Playstation VR: Hands-On With The Hardware
Behind the scenes of our brief photoshoot with a model PS VR
We got some private time with a model version of Sony's Playstation VR headset.
Lost Mouse Memories Found Thanks To Lasers
Turns out Alzheimer's disease interferes with how the brain retrieves memories, not how it makes them
Researchers have used light to retrieve memories from the brains of mice with the early stage of the disease, revealing that the disease interferes with memory retrieval. That understanding could help scientists determine new treatments for memory loss at the early stages of the disease.
Here's How Companies Are Actually Using Drones
Mostly photography, says the Center for the Study of the Drone
Drones mostly take picture, it turns out.
How Would A Trump Presidency Impact Science?
'Scientific American' looks at the GOP frontrunner's positions
As the general election in November draws nearer, many have begun seriously considering the prospect of President Trump.
Solar Panels Grown On The Moon Could Power The Earth
A far-out plan to create swarms of self-replicating solar panel satellites
Space-based solar power could save humanity from destroying itself.
Quiz: How Long Will I Live?
Buzz Aldrin Gives Us His Last-Minute March Madness Tips
The second human to walk on the Moon will help you win your office pool
This is the first bracket Buzz Aldrin has filled out, but he has science to support his picks.
Google Will Sell Boston Dynamics, Makers of Robotic Creatures
How Much Lead In The Water Is Too Much?
The key question health officials haven't yet answered
Both the CDC and the EPA both say that no amount of lead in drinking water is safe, but at what point should people stop drinking the water is still very unclear.
Drones Are Great At Counting Birds, Study Finds
Could Guantanamo Bay Become A Marine Research Center?
What Is Causing Deadly Bacterial Infections In Wisconsin?
Is it traceable to a single source?
There’s a deadly bacterial infection going around in 12 Wisconsin counties. The bacteria is called Elizabethkingia anophelis—it’s sickened 54 people, killing 17 of them, since November 1 of last year. And no one knows why it’s happening.
'Moon Shot' Is Now Free To Watch On YouTube
The J.J. Abrams/Google/XPrize documentary follows Google Lunar X-Prize teams
I've watched a few minutes myself and can tell you that it is engrossing and the subjects are fascinating.
Who Should Buy Boston Dynamics From Google?
Lab Grown Neuron Networks Could Treat Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s
A new type of cell scaffold holds the key
A team led by scientists from Rutgers University created a 3D scaffold on which to grow neurons before injecting them into brains, which might someday help scientists create a viable treatment for neurodegenerative diseases.
Why This Piece Of Paper 'Exploded' In A Hydraulic Press
Seventh time's the charm
There's an old myth that you can't fold a single sheet of paper more than seven times.