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If a stem cell treatment replaced the most common cosmetic surgery procedure, it could pave the way for much wider medical use of the potent little cells

We've been using the HTC Surround, one of the first class of phones to launch running Microsoft's fully revamped mobile OS. Is it good enough to forgive years of Windows Mobile misery?

We spent twenty-four hours on a Greenpeace boat in the Gulf of Mexico looking for oil and dispersant among marine life. On the six-month anniversary of the leak, we report back

It's the best tagline a gimmicky jump-assisting shoe could want: "Banned by the NBA." And now it's true

Any scientist can tell you how people catch fire in the movies. Only our columnist sets himself ablaze

What would the United States look like without bats? As winter approaches, biologists seek new methods and technologies to help control a potentially devastating ecological disaster

Conceptual shelters that will protect us all from the perils of our rapidly changing environment: rising waters, extreme heat, rampant pollution and overpopulation

The Gotthard Base Tunnel, a 35-mile hole in the Swiss Alps, has completed drilling

Want to know what makes us human? Ask a baby

Behind the wheel, we find that GM’s highest-profile concept car has become a refreshing, radically different kind of production vehicle

So an industrial accident has blanketed your countryside in millions of cubic feet of caustic sludge. Now what?

Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 is the most exciting thing to happen to smartphones in years. Here's what happened at today's launch, and why you should care