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What Part of Our Brain Makes Us Human?
Science

What Part of Our Brain Makes Us Human?

In his book The Most Human Human, Brian Christian looks at the artificial intelligences we've built, and what they say about us

The First Drug Made by Genetically Modified Plants is Approved for Human Use by the FDA
Agriculture

The First Drug Made by Genetically Modified Plants is Approved for Human Use by the FDA

Amid Controversy, Scientists Publish Recipe For Making More Potent Bird Flu
Environment

Amid Controversy, Scientists Publish Recipe For Making More Potent Bird Flu

Bandages Made of Edible Starch Could Dissolve On Your Skin Once You’re Healed
Technology

Bandages Made of Edible Starch Could Dissolve On Your Skin Once You’re Healed

No need to peel them off

Meet Silicene, Single-Atom-Thick Sheets of Silicon That Could Supersede Graphene
Technology

Meet Silicene, Single-Atom-Thick Sheets of Silicon That Could Supersede Graphene

The Jets of the Future
Aviation

The Jets of the Future

How NASA and aircraft engineers intend to shape the future of air travel

Rough Sketch: “I Build Flying Robots”
Aviation

Rough Sketch: “I Build Flying Robots”

Turbine Condenses Clean Water From the Air and Generates Wind Power At the Same Time
Renewables

Turbine Condenses Clean Water From the Air and Generates Wind Power At the Same Time

Inside The First Production-Ready Electric Airplane
Electric Vehicles

Inside The First Production-Ready Electric Airplane

Volta Volare unveils its GT4

This Week in the Future, April 23-27, 2012
Science

This Week in the Future, April 23-27, 2012

Super-Precise Laser Scalpel Minimizes Collateral Damage
Health

Super-Precise Laser Scalpel Minimizes Collateral Damage

Video: A 3-D Printed Exoskeletal Glove Gives Precision Control of a Super-Strong Robot Arm
Technology

Video: A 3-D Printed Exoskeletal Glove Gives Precision Control of a Super-Strong Robot Arm

DIY

Official Rules: A Handyman’s Garage Sweepstakes

NIST’s Quantum Simulator Mimics Hundreds of Qubits Interacting
Physics

NIST’s Quantum Simulator Mimics Hundreds of Qubits Interacting

In a Medical First, Doctors Transplant the Same Kidney Twice in Two Weeks
Health

In a Medical First, Doctors Transplant the Same Kidney Twice in Two Weeks

Who Is To Blame When A Robotic Car Crashes?
Robots

Who Is To Blame When A Robotic Car Crashes?

After Decades of Mystery, Has the G-Spot Been Found?
Science

After Decades of Mystery, Has the G-Spot Been Found?

A surgeon claims to have found the fabled organ, but skeptics say not so fast

NASA’s New Deep-Space J-2X Rocket Motor is Ready For More Tests
Technology

NASA’s New Deep-Space J-2X Rocket Motor is Ready For More Tests

New Study Finds Vast Galactic Network, No Sign of Dark Matter
Science

New Study Finds Vast Galactic Network, No Sign of Dark Matter

Drone Pilots
Technology

2012 Military Wishlist Features Smart Wound-Diagnosing Uniforms and Dogfighting Drones