Jeremy HsuCarsThis Car Plans To Break 1,000 MPH The Bloodhound SSC is a fighter jet on wheelsBy Jeremy HsuSeptember 24, 2015MilitaryHow It Works: An Amphibious Vehicle That Can Carry Three TanksNo coastline will be safe from this beach-storming behemoth.By Jeremy HsuNovember 10, 2014Military4 New Technologies That Will Carry The Weight Of WarSoldiers today lug about 55 percent of their body weight into combat, but these tools could ease the burden.By Jeremy HsuOctober 29, 2014SpaceA Spacecraft That Packs The Punch Of A WarheadHayabusa 2 could be the first to intercept and blast an asteroid.By Jeremy HsuOctober 2, 2014ScienceBuilding Soluble Circuits To Help End E-WasteIt takes 1,000 years for a typical silicon wafer to dissolve in a bucket of water.By Jeremy HsuJune 11, 2014TechnologyA Solar-Powered Drone Designed To Fly For Five Years NonstopTitan Aerospace will test a drone that could track hurricanes, spot pirates, and more.By Jeremy HsuMarch 3, 2014TechnologyBehold! The Car-Size, Six-Legged CrabsterThis crab is more than just a glorified crustacean meant for fancy dinners.By Jeremy HsuFebruary 24, 2014TechnologyNASA's Plan To Deal With Pesky Moon DustA space dust busterBy Jeremy HsuDecember 25, 2013ScienceDARPA's Brain Implants Would Help Replace Mental Function in Wounded WarfightersThe implants would use light pulses to activate certain brain regions and reroute functionBy Jeremy HsuMay 7, 2010ScienceIn New System, Algae Cleans Water, Then Transforms into Organic FertilizerThe algae systems can capture most of the phosphorus and nitrogen in runoffBy Jeremy HsuMay 7, 2010TechnologyU.S. Special Forces Set to Carry XM-25 Laser-Guided Smart-Bullet Weapon into BattleThe $25,000 Best Of What's New award winner is scheduled for full production in 2012By Jeremy HsuMay 7, 2010TechnologyVideo: In Pioneering Study, German Robots Given the Chance to Stab HumansFirst ever study of how robots attack tests their murderous waysBy Jeremy HsuMay 7, 2010ScienceBrain Scan Dismissed by Brooklyn Judge as Court EvidenceBut another case that would submit fMRI scans to the legal test is coming up in TennesseeBy Jeremy HsuMay 7, 2010TechnologyInhalable Measles Vaccine Set to Debut in First Human TrialsSnort a dose of prevention for measles or other diseasesBy Jeremy HsuMay 5, 2010ScienceBrooklyn Lawyer to Enter Brain Scan as Court Evidence for Client's VeracityThe case could represent a legal precedent for sorting out truth from falsehood in a court of lawBy Jeremy HsuMay 5, 2010ScienceGenetically Engineered Cells Will Sweat Ethanol and Diesel Fuel in Texas Pilot PlantThe tiny single-cell plants eat, reproduce, and then sweat fuelBy Jeremy HsuMay 5, 2010GadgetsIBM's City Simulation Trains Planners to Tackle Future Problems for Growing Urban CentersOK, mayor, 40 percent of your water supply is leaking out ... what do you do?By Jeremy HsuMay 5, 2010ScienceChemical Cocktail Keeps Resurrected Heart Alive for 10 Days Outside of BodyThe "Somah" solution could preserve organs for transplant in a state of suspended animationBy Jeremy HsuMay 4, 2010ScienceGiant Solar-Powered Artificial Waterfall Could Power Rio's Olympic VillageThe structure could help Rio de Janeiro achieve its goal to host the first-ever zero-carbon OlympicsBy Jeremy HsuMay 3, 2010TechnologyAerial Tankers Attack Massive Gulf of Mexico Oil Slick with DispersantTwo Air Force C-130 Hercules aircraft will help contain what may be the greatest oil spill disaster in historyBy Jeremy HsuMay 3, 2010
