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Lessons From The Panama Canal, 100 Years Ago
New Material, Darker Than Black, Could Help Space Cameras See Better
How The World Cup’s Brain-Controlled Exoskeleton Works [Video]
Microscopically Structuring Steel Like Bamboo Makes It Stronger Yet More Flexible
Superconductor Traps The Strongest Magnetic Field Yet
Plans Unveiled for World’s Tallest, Pinkest Towers
A Football That Broadcasts Where It Is On The Field
The Aerodynamics Of The World Cup Soccer Ball, In GIFs
The Technology Behind The 2014 World Cup [Infographic]
The Engineer Who Proposed Powering The World With A Solar Satellite
Invention Awards 2014: A Powerful, Portable, And Affordable Robotic Exoskeleton
Invention Awards 2014: 360-Degree Infrared Vision
Lynchburg Train Derailment Lit James River On Fire [Video]
Invention Awards 2014: Seal Combat Wounds In 15 Seconds
Invention Awards 2014: Charge Gadgets With Your Footsteps
Pig Heart Transplants For Humans Are On The Way
Invention Awards 2014: Control An Old, Unruly Radiator With A Smartphone
Four Women Doing Fine After Getting Vagina Implants Made From Their Own Cells
Stick-On Monitoring Patch Moves And Stretches With Skin
In Most Ambitious DNA Building Project Ever, Scientists Make An Artificial Yeast Chromosome
A New Material For Night-Vision Contact Lenses
Tiny Gold Motors You Can Drive Inside Cells
Penn State Students Seek Crowdfunding To Land A Hopping Rover On The Moon
One Farmer And His Engineered Non-Browning Apples
Foundation Offers $1 Million Prize For A Bioengineered Liver
One Scientist’s Battle With Canal Street
Good News: You’re Not As Revolting As You Thought
Sports Bras Could Save Horses’ Lives
How To Win A Trampoline War, According To Science
Friction Physics Reveals Details Of How People Hauled 100-Plus-Ton Stones To China’s Forbidden City
What We Should Talk About When We Talk About Wearable Tech
Picking the Perfect Fabric
Remote Bomb Detector Uses Sound Waves To Distinguish Between Types Of Explosives
The Problem with the Fashion Industry’s Indigo
Meet Pedro Reis, The Engineer Who Finds Strength In Flaws
Scientists Recreate The Sense Of Touch With Direct-To-Brain Electrical Signals
This Rifle Shoots Lasers
This Is Elon Musk’s Hyperloop
Farmers Rip Up Experimental Golden Rice Plants In The Philippines
What Elle Magazine Got Wrong In Its Shoddy Takedown Of Genetically Modified Corn
The Best-Looking Laboratory-Grown Ear Yet
How Do You Move An Entire Bridge?
USDA Aims To Grow White Rice With All The Nutrients Of Brown Rice
Bridge Collapse in Washington State Sends Two Cars Plunging Into The Skagit River
Wing And A Scare
OpenWorm Is An Open-Source Virtual Worm, Accurate In Every Way
Zap Away Would-Be Attackers With This 3800kv Anti-Rape Bra
How It Works: The Earthquake Machine
Meet The NASA Scientist Who’s Reinventing The Wheel
A Working Transistor Built Out Of DNA Within A Living Cell
Blueprint: Engineers Invent A Healthier Toilet
Slow-Motion Video Of A Bridge Exploding Is The Best Way To Start The Week
Cornell Researchers Grow A Realistic Bio-Engineered Human Ear
Mississippi River May Soon Be Unnavigable, Despite Army Geoengineers’ Best Efforts
Google Hires Ray Kurzweil To Head Its Engineering Lab
Blueprint: A Mini Sub That Could Steer Through The Body
Students Learn Better With Star Trek-Style Touchscreen Desks
The 7 Greatest Engineering Innovations Of 2012
How The Sound Of Rain Helps Engineers Diagnose Unsafe Bridges
PopSci’s High School Inventors Of 2012
The Labs That Go Boom: The Shock Compression Laboratory Smashes Planets
How Engineers Can Help Prevent Water Wars
Biocompatible Transistors Wired Into Living Human Tissue
Researchers Build First Complete Computer Model of an Entire Organism