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New liquid lens technique could lead to cheaper, lighter and more energy-efficient cameras in a range of devices

Android and Apple go head to head. Who will emerge victorious?

Hyundai undercuts Lexus, Infiniti and Mercedes with a luxury car that'll give car buyers another reason to forget the Korean carmaker's checkered past

Scientists measure methane at the source

Hackers attack LHC network. Is computer geeks/physicists the new Jets/Sharks?

Fluctuations in serotonin transports help explain seasonal mood swings

The most powerful and complex science experiment in the history of the universe is finally—after 14 years and $10 billion—about to begin. There’s no telling what it may find, and that’s entirely the point

Work-around surgeries for missing limbs, quick fixes to mend Nazi bones and tricks for lengthening uneven limbs; when it comes to special ops, the Doctor is in

Reusing exhaust makes for a cleaner, more capable engine

A thinner, tougher display puts screens on more gadgets

In her inaugural post the doctor explains why eating humans is bad; and eating margarine is barely any better

A new imaging technology may make surgeons' jobs a little easier

Chevrolet's latest sports car pairs supercar horsepower with driving comfort. Yes, we're sure it's a Corvette.

MIT scientists have engineering the first viral assembly line workers

The Toolmongers take a hybrid beast out for a spin

Readers ask -- and you answer

Swifter suits, shoes that lean and gaming the pistol are just the beginning of the tech innovations giving track the runaround this summer

Is your ISP sabotaging your Internet connection? There's now a simple way to find out

Can plastic food-storage containers leach hormone-disrupting chemicals into your leftovers?

A new pair of high-tech pants monitors the wearer's joints