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

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

By Francie Diep

This Is Elon Musk’s Hyperloop

This Is Elon Musk’s Hyperloop

By Colin Lecher

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

By Shaunacy Ferro

The Best-Looking Laboratory-Grown Ear Yet

The Best-Looking Laboratory-Grown Ear Yet

By Francie Diep

How Do You Move An Entire Bridge?

How Do You Move An Entire Bridge?

By Amber Williams

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

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

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

Wing And A Scare

Wing And A Scare

How It Works: The Earthquake Machine

How It Works: The Earthquake Machine

By Rebecca Boyle

Meet The NASA Scientist Who’s Reinventing The Wheel

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

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

Cornell Researchers Grow A Realistic Bio-Engineered Human Ear

By Shaunacy Ferro

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

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

Students Learn Better With Star Trek-Style Touchscreen Desks

Students Learn Better With Star Trek-Style Touchscreen Desks

PopSci’s High School Inventors Of 2012

PopSci’s High School Inventors Of 2012

By Katherine Bagley

How Engineers Can Help Prevent Water Wars

How Engineers Can Help Prevent Water Wars

By Luke Mitchell

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

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

A Model Disaster

A Model Disaster

By Edward Tenner

Enviropig, the Genetically Engineered Eco-Friendly Pork, Is Off the Table

Enviropig, the Genetically Engineered Eco-Friendly Pork, Is Off the Table

By Rebecca Boyle

Inside the Brand-New High-Tech Rainbow Warrior

By Brooke Borel

Wound-Treating Jelly Regenerates Fresh, Scar-Free Skin

Wound-Treating Jelly Regenerates Fresh, Scar-Free Skin

By Rebecca Boyle

New Theory on World Trade Center Collapse Blames Explosive Chemical Reaction

New Theory on World Trade Center Collapse Blames Explosive Chemical Reaction

Archive Gallery: The Best of Biomimicry

Archive Gallery: The Best of Biomimicry

China Opens the World’s Longest Bridge Over Water, Toppling American Record-Holder

China Opens the World’s Longest Bridge Over Water, Toppling American Record-Holder

By Rebecca Boyle

As the Army Fights the Mississippi River, Who Is Winning?

As the Army Fights the Mississippi River, Who Is Winning?

How It Works: The World’s Fastest Rollercoaster

How It Works: The World’s Fastest Rollercoaster

By Brooke Borel

Tissue Engineer Prints Dummy Kidney Model Onstage at TED 2011 [Updated]

Tissue Engineer Prints Dummy Kidney Model Onstage at TED 2011 [Updated]

By Rebecca Boyle

Twelve Extreme Animal Modifications in the Name of Science

Twelve Extreme Animal Modifications in the Name of Science

By Dan Nosowitz

After 14 Years of Drilling, the World’s Longest Tunnel Breaks Through the Swiss Alps Today

After 14 Years of Drilling, the World’s Longest Tunnel Breaks Through the Swiss Alps Today

By Dan Nosowitz