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Scientists Have Made Display Screens You Can Slice
Technology

Scientists Have Made Display Screens You Can Slice

A cut above the rest

A Boy And His Trebuchet
Projects

Build Your Own Mini Medieval Siege Weapon

A tiny version of one of history's most powerful trebuchets

California Bans Captivity, Breeding Of Orcas
Whales

California Bans Captivity, Breeding Of Orcas

Goes into effect in 2017

Why We Always Get Sick While Traveling – And How To Prevent It
Health

Why We Always Get Sick While Traveling – And How To Prevent It

Travel, sleep loss, and stress can all wreak havoc on our immune systems

How To Make A Baby Without An Egg
Science

How To Make A Baby Without An Egg

The future of test tube babies is one step closer to being motherless

Chevy Will Give You Free Gas, But Only If You’re Happy On Social Media
Technology

Chevy Will Give You Free Gas, But Only If You’re Happy On Social Media

How much is your attitude worth?

Science Press Site ‘EurekAlert!’ Offline After Being Hacked
Science

Science Press Site ‘EurekAlert!’ Offline After Being Hacked

Don't worry, we'll keep writing about science

Laser Movable Mosquito Killer Robot
Robots

This Robotic Tank Wants To Kill Mosquitoes With A Laser

Blows your puny bug zapper away

a hawaiian crow forages with a stick
Birds

Hawaiian Crows Discovered To Be Handy With Tools

Scientists studied foraging behaviors, prepping to release them in the wild

The Man Who Defends Hardware From Hackers
Security

The Man Who Defends Hardware From Hackers

Siddharth Garg is one of the 10 most brilliant people of 2016

We Got Behind The Wheel Of Uber’s Self-Driving Car
Self Driving

We Got Behind The Wheel Of Uber’s Self-Driving Car

You wouldn't even know a robot is driving

A New Map Will Help Predict Earth’s Response to Space Weather
Weather

A New Map Will Help Predict Earth’s Response to Space Weather

Helping the Earth combat solar storms

Apple
Gear

Apple’s iOS 10 Update Screws Up iPhones Of Early Adopters

Why it pays to wait, sometimes

Cone Snail Venom Could Help Create Speedy Diabetes Treatments
Diabetes

Cone Snail Venom Could Help Create Speedy Diabetes Treatments

A fast-acting insulin sea snails use to stun prey may help people

Pitt Stop: Inside Uber’s Driverless Car Experiment
Self Driving

Pitt Stop: Inside Uber’s Driverless Car Experiment

Uber's engineering chief takes a self-driving car to work every day. Now he's ready to unleash them on Pittsburgh.

The Woman Who Reimagines How The Brain Works
Health

The Woman Who Reimagines How The Brain Works

Danielle Bassett is one of the 10 most brilliant people of 2016

Meet ‘Waste Shark’, The Drone That’s Picking Up Garbage From The Oceans
Drones

Meet ‘Waste Shark’, The Drone That’s Picking Up Garbage From The Oceans

The 'Wall-E' of Water

Welcome to the Rare Metal Age
Climate Change

Welcome to the Rare Metal Age

The commodity crunch that could turn the tables on clean energy

cat in carrier
Cats

How To Train Your Cat Using Science

A new book made my cat less neurotic

New Evidence Shows The Moon Formed From Melted Bits Of Earth
Moons

New Evidence Shows The Moon Formed From Melted Bits Of Earth

Gathering info from a rocky collision course