Engineering(Page 11)

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On the Road Documenting Bioartists and Biohackers
Science

On the Road Documenting Bioartists and Biohackers

By Daniel Grushkin

Pink Dye
Technology

Researchers Repair Coral Reef By Sending Ocean Water ‘Back In Time’

By Mary Beth Griggs

Artist Tattfoo Tan Uses Food Waste to Create Survival Supplies
Science

Artist Tattfoo Tan Uses Food Waste to Create Survival Supplies

By Lydia Chain

Bioart and the Gnawing Invisible
Science

Bioart and the Gnawing Invisible

Genetically Modified Limes Are Purpler and More Healthful
Technology

Genetically Modified Limes Are Purpler and More Healthful

By Alexandra Ossola

The Desktop Gene Machine
Science

The Desktop Gene Machine

By Lydia Chain

airplanes over the mojave
Environment

What happens when the space industry collides with a tiny town?

By Sarah Scoles

Genetically Modified Plants Could Eliminate Food Poisoning
Technology

Genetically Modified Plants Could Eliminate Food Poisoning

By Steph Yin

Termites Engineer Solar-Powered Ventilation Into Their Mounds
Environment

Termites Engineer Solar-Powered Ventilation Into Their Mounds

By Mary Beth Griggs

Two-Legged Robot With Human Feet Can Now Walk Independently
Technology

Two-Legged Robot With Human Feet Can Now Walk Independently

By Levi Sharpe

These Students Built A Working Hyperloop (A Very Tiny One)
Science

These Students Built A Working Hyperloop (A Very Tiny One)

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Zehnder Comfotube ventilation pipes in a house
Environment

SURE CONSTRUCTION: 07 MECHANICAL SYSTEM INSTALLATION

SURE HOUSE under construction
Environment

SURE Construction: 06 Insulating

Insulating + Flood Loading
Environment

SURE Construction: 03 Wall Framing

By SURE HOUSE

Hybrid Hot Water for a Hurricane House
Environment

Hybrid Hot Water for a Hurricane House

By SURE HOUSE

Building Information Modeling: How the construction industry is getting ‘smart’
Environment

Building Information Modeling: How the construction industry is getting ‘smart’

By SURE HOUSE

Storm Resistant Construction
Environment

Storm Resistant Construction

By SURE HOUSE

From The Archives: Designing Products For Aliens
Technology

From The Archives: Designing Products For Aliens

By Lindsey Kratochwill

Engineers Use Origami To Inspire Creativity
Technology

Engineers Use Origami To Inspire Creativity

By Popular Science Team

Shore Architecture
Environment

Shore Architecture

By SURE HOUSE

Shining Light onto the Field of Photonics
Environment

Shining Light onto the Field of Photonics

By SURE HOUSE

Redesigned E. Coli Resists Viruses And Might Make GMOs Safer
Technology

Redesigned E. Coli Resists Viruses And Might Make GMOs Safer

By Francie Diep

Genetically Modified Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire
Technology

Genetically Modified Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire

By Sarah Fecht

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Environment

Welcome To The SURE House

By SURE HOUSE

USDA Approves A Genetically Modified Potato With Possible Health Benefits
Technology

USDA Approves A Genetically Modified Potato With Possible Health Benefits

By Francie Diep

Coming Soon To A Coast Near You: Vertical Tsunami Shelters
Technology

Coming Soon To A Coast Near You: Vertical Tsunami Shelters

By Mary Beth Griggs

Sense Of Touch Recreated For Amputees In Their Prosthetics
Technology

Sense Of Touch Recreated For Amputees In Their Prosthetics

By Francie Diep

Scientists Want To Test Lab-Grown Penises In Humans
Technology

Scientists Want To Test Lab-Grown Penises In Humans

By Francie Diep

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Technology

The Rise Of The Supertalls

By Clay Risen

Like Sassy Teenagers, Atoms Talk Back
Technology

Like Sassy Teenagers, Atoms Talk Back

By Loren Grush

Using ‘Doom’ To Design A Room
Technology

Using ‘Doom’ To Design A Room

By Haniya Rae

Lessons From The Panama Canal, 100 Years Ago
Technology

Lessons From The Panama Canal, 100 Years Ago

By John Silas Lankford

Plans Unveiled for World’s Tallest, Pinkest Towers
Technology

Plans Unveiled for World’s Tallest, Pinkest Towers

By Alexandra Ossola

A Football That Broadcasts Where It Is On The Field
Technology

A Football That Broadcasts Where It Is On The Field

By Francie Diep

The Aerodynamics Of The World Cup Soccer Ball, In GIFs
Technology

The Aerodynamics Of The World Cup Soccer Ball, In GIFs

By Francie Diep

Lynchburg Train Derailment Lit James River On Fire [Video]
Technology

Lynchburg Train Derailment Lit James River On Fire [Video]

By Emily Gertz

Pig Heart Transplants For Humans Are On The Way
Technology

Pig Heart Transplants For Humans Are On The Way

By Francie Diep

In Most Ambitious DNA Building Project Ever, Scientists Make An Artificial Yeast Chromosome
Technology

In Most Ambitious DNA Building Project Ever, Scientists Make An Artificial Yeast Chromosome

By Francie Diep

A New Material For Night-Vision Contact Lenses
Technology

A New Material For Night-Vision Contact Lenses

By Francie Diep

Penn State Students Seek Crowdfunding To Land A Hopping Rover On The Moon
Science

Penn State Students Seek Crowdfunding To Land A Hopping Rover On The Moon

By Francie Diep

One Scientist’s Battle With Canal Street
Technology

One Scientist’s Battle With Canal Street

By Emma Barker

Good News: You’re Not As Revolting As You Thought
Technology

Good News: You’re Not As Revolting As You Thought

By Emma Barker

Sports Bras Could Save Horses’ Lives
Technology

Sports Bras Could Save Horses’ Lives

By Emma Barker

Friction Physics Reveals Details Of How People Hauled 100-Plus-Ton Stones To China’s Forbidden City
Technology

Friction Physics Reveals Details Of How People Hauled 100-Plus-Ton Stones To China’s Forbidden City

By Francie Diep

What We Should Talk About When We Talk About Wearable Tech
Technology

What We Should Talk About When We Talk About Wearable Tech

By Emma Barker

Picking the Perfect Fabric
Technology

Picking the Perfect Fabric

By Emma Barker

Indigo fibers
Technology

The Problem with the Fashion Industry’s Indigo

By Emma Barker

Scientists Recreate The Sense Of Touch With Direct-To-Brain Electrical Signals
Technology

Scientists Recreate The Sense Of Touch With Direct-To-Brain Electrical Signals

By Francie Diep

This Is Elon Musk’s Hyperloop
Science

This Is Elon Musk’s Hyperloop

By Colin Lecher

Chipped Corn
Technology

What Elle Magazine Got Wrong In Its Shoddy Takedown Of Genetically Modified Corn

By Shaunacy Ferro

The Best-Looking Laboratory-Grown Ear Yet
Technology

The Best-Looking Laboratory-Grown Ear Yet

By Francie Diep

How Do You Move An Entire Bridge?
Technology

How Do You Move An Entire Bridge?

By Amber Williams

USDA Aims To Grow White Rice With All The Nutrients Of Brown Rice
Technology

USDA Aims To Grow White Rice With All The Nutrients Of Brown Rice

By Francie Diep

Bridge Collapse in Washington State Sends Two Cars Plunging Into The Skagit River
Technology

Bridge Collapse in Washington State Sends Two Cars Plunging Into The Skagit River

By Clay Dillow

Wing And A Scare
Technology

Wing And A Scare

By Nicole Dyer

How It Works: The Earthquake Machine
Technology

How It Works: The Earthquake Machine

By Rebecca Boyle

Meet The NASA Scientist Who’s Reinventing The Wheel
Science

Meet The NASA Scientist Who’s Reinventing The Wheel

By Brian E. Clark

Slow-Motion Video Of A Bridge Exploding Is The Best Way To Start The Week
Technology

Slow-Motion Video Of A Bridge Exploding Is The Best Way To Start The Week

By Martha Harbison

Cornell Researchers Grow A Realistic Bio-Engineered Human Ear
Technology

Cornell Researchers Grow A Realistic Bio-Engineered Human Ear

By Shaunacy Ferro

Mississippi River May Soon Be Unnavigable, Despite Army Geoengineers’ Best Efforts
Technology

Mississippi River May Soon Be Unnavigable, Despite Army Geoengineers’ Best Efforts

By Clay Dillow

Students Learn Better With Star Trek-Style Touchscreen Desks
Technology

Students Learn Better With Star Trek-Style Touchscreen Desks

By Clay Dillow

PopSci’s High School Inventors Of 2012
Technology

PopSci’s High School Inventors Of 2012

By Katherine Bagley

How Engineers Can Help Prevent Water Wars
Technology

How Engineers Can Help Prevent Water Wars

By Luke Mitchell

Electrical Engineer Can Feel Magnetic Fields Through Magnets Implanted in His Fingertips
Technology

Electrical Engineer Can Feel Magnetic Fields Through Magnets Implanted in His Fingertips

By Clay Dillow