Report from ISIS factory of war reveals a vast, standardized arsenal
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It takes a state to arm an insurgency
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Unprecedented global warming
To make their silk threads sticky, the bugs spit out a glue laced with urea
Watch the PopSci team try some buggy dishes.
An age-old question gets a genomic-era investigation.
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A Star Trek-inspired medical device gives us a glimpse of medicine’s future
To use fewer antibiotics, farmers are turning to pseudoscience instead
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The founder of littleBits on turning kids into creators
The micro coils make mind-controlled prosthetics easier to use
How the two competing car systems hold up in New York City traffic
And it almost became a piece of jewelry
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Garlic's Allicin can go through the protective layers of your skin.