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New Phase-Changing Gel Method Repairs Severed Blood Vessels Better than Stitches
Medicine

New Phase-Changing Gel Method Repairs Severed Blood Vessels Better than Stitches

UCLA Researchers Create Working Stretchable OLED Display
Technology

UCLA Researchers Create Working Stretchable OLED Display

Latest Results from the Large Hadron Collider Do Not Look Good For the Supersymmetry Theory of Everything
Particle Physics

Latest Results from the Large Hadron Collider Do Not Look Good For the Supersymmetry Theory of Everything

Maybe not the 'toe of God' after all

Jurassic Mammal Fossil Hints At Earlier Split Between Placental Mammals and Marsupials
Evolution

Jurassic Mammal Fossil Hints At Earlier Split Between Placental Mammals and Marsupials

Our ancestors evolved from "Jurassic Mother"

Doctors Who Work With X-Rays May Be Adapting at the Cellular Level to Withstand Radiation
Evolution

Doctors Who Work With X-Rays May Be Adapting at the Cellular Level to Withstand Radiation

Brand-New Supernova Spotted Within Hours, Will Be the Most-Studied Star Explosion Ever
Space Telescope

Brand-New Supernova Spotted Within Hours, Will Be the Most-Studied Star Explosion Ever

Video: HTV-2 in Mach-20 Flight, Just Minutes Before Autonomously Aborting its Mission
DARPA

Video: HTV-2 in Mach-20 Flight, Just Minutes Before Autonomously Aborting its Mission

Apple Will Be Just Fine, Thanks To Aggressive Jobsian Minimalism
Technology

Apple Will Be Just Fine, Thanks To Aggressive Jobsian Minimalism

Tech should be approachable, artful, and radically simple

In Which Our Intrepid Reporter Becomes a Drone Pilot for a Day
Technology

In Which Our Intrepid Reporter Becomes a Drone Pilot for a Day

Want to fly an unmanned surveillance drone? It's easier than you think. Much, much easier

Crop Circles
Agriculture

Creating Crop Circles With Lasers and Microwaves

Or is the old-fashioned way still the best?

Russian Progress Cargo Spacecraft Crashes in Eastern Russia After Failing to Find Orbit
Technology

Russian Progress Cargo Spacecraft Crashes in Eastern Russia After Failing to Find Orbit

Video: What’s Wrong With the “Flintstones” Approach to Braking
Physics

Video: What’s Wrong With the “Flintstones” Approach to Braking

In which a crazy guy tries to stop a brake-less pickup truck with only his feet

Earthquake Strikes East Coast, Centered Near Richmond, Virginia
Environment

Earthquake Strikes East Coast, Centered Near Richmond, Virginia

State of the Bionic Art: The Best Replacements for My Flimsy Human Parts
Robots

State of the Bionic Art: The Best Replacements for My Flimsy Human Parts

In the event of some horrible accident, which bionic parts would I want replacing my own?

At Last, The First Humanoid Robot Astronaut Powers Up Aboard the ISS
Technology

At Last, The First Humanoid Robot Astronaut Powers Up Aboard the ISS

A New Generation of Throwbots is Ready to Be Flung Into Battle
Robots

A New Generation of Throwbots is Ready to Be Flung Into Battle

Troops require more rugged, easily deployable recon robots, and throwable bots fill the bill at this month's AUVSI drone convention

Controversy Should Not Stop Us From Developing Memory-Erasing Drugs, Neuroethicist Argues
Health

Controversy Should Not Stop Us From Developing Memory-Erasing Drugs, Neuroethicist Argues

Earth-Generated Panspermia: Scientists Describe How Earth Rocks Could Have Seeded the Rest of the Solar System With Life
Solar System

Earth-Generated Panspermia: Scientists Describe How Earth Rocks Could Have Seeded the Rest of the Solar System With Life

Ford Revives the Three-Cylinder Engine in a Quest for Fuel Efficiency
Technology

Ford Revives the Three-Cylinder Engine in a Quest for Fuel Efficiency

World’s Oldest Fossils Show Sulfur-Based Microbes Lived 3.4 Billion Years Ago, Presenting a New Target for Astrobiology
Science

World’s Oldest Fossils Show Sulfur-Based Microbes Lived 3.4 Billion Years Ago, Presenting a New Target for Astrobiology

Could sulfur-based microbes live on Mars?