123 Results From "invention awards"

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Archaeology

Inside the project to bring ‘self-healing’ Roman concrete to American shorelines

By Ben Guarino

Archival material from Popular Science's coverage of jetpack attempts
Aviation

When will we finally have jetpacks?

By Bill Gourgey

The 100 greatest innovations of 2022
Best of What's New

The 100 greatest innovations of 2022

By Popular Science Team

A field of corn with farmhouse in the distance
Climate Change

We’re thinking about carbon credits all wrong

By Cadence Bambenek / Hothouse

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Announcements

The new issue of PopSci is full of bright young peeps

By Corinne Iozzio

The best gifts under $50
Gift Guides

50+ gifts $50 and under

By Brandt Ranj

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Solar System

The Brilliant 10: The top up-and-coming minds in science

By Mara Grunbaum, Yasmin Tayag

Clownfish embryo in growth
Science

Can you guess the tiny objects in these zoomed-in photos?

By Popular Science Team

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Gift Guides

The best science gifts for kids for all ages

By Billy Cadden, Jen McCaffery

The Best Cheap Earbuds
Earbuds

The best cheap wireless earbuds

By Brandt Ranj

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Gift Guides

Best gifts for teenage girls

By PopSci Commerce Team

Ingenious Tourniquet Invention Saves Lives
Technology

Ingenious Tourniquet Invention Saves Lives

By Rose Pastore

Check out the year’s best research on cube-shaped poop, magnetic cockroaches, and toasty scrotums
Science

Check out the year’s best research on cube-shaped poop, magnetic cockroaches, and toasty scrotums

By Jess Romeo

Menstrual cups were invented in 1867. What took them so long to gain popularity?
Health

Menstrual cups were invented in 1867. What took them so long to gain popularity?

By Marion Renault

Britain makes Alan Turing, the father of AI, the face of its 50-pound note
Technology

Britain makes Alan Turing, the father of AI, the face of its 50-pound note

By Eleanor Cummins

FIRST Robot Competition Showcases Geekiness, Ingenuity and the Dreams of 12,000 Kids
Robots

FIRST Robot Competition Showcases Geekiness, Ingenuity and the Dreams of 12,000 Kids

By Rebecca Boyle

Meet the flat-Earthers of the modern era
Social Media

Meet the flat-Earthers of the modern era

By Mara Hvistendahl

Before there was a periodic table, there was chaos
Science

Before there was a periodic table, there was chaos

By Paul Strathern

Before there was a periodic table, there was chemical chaos
Science

Before there was a periodic table, there was chemical chaos

By Paul Strathern

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Energy

The Power Broker: Funding an Energy Revolution

By Tom Clynes

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Birds

Pennsylvania vets fix a hummingbird’s tiny broken wing with tweezers

By Margherita Bassi

The Polaris Off Road 2027 lineup in a field, including Sportsman 500, XPEDITION, and RZR Pro R Boost models
Outdoor Gear

The 2027 Polaris Off Road lineup brings industry firsts to any terrain or task

By Tony Ware

bear cubs with mother
Bears

Mother bear kills cub in second tragic incident at Brooks River

By Popular Science Team

NEGOTIN, SERBIA - SEPTEMBER 13: A view of the wreckage of German warship, in Negotin, Serbia on September 13, 2024. A German warship, dating back to World War II, has resurfaced in Serbia's Danube River near the eastern village of Prahovo in the Negotin region due to receding water levels caused by recent extreme heat. The vessel is believed to be part of Nazi Germany's Black Sea fleet, which was abandoned by retreating German forces in 1944 as the Soviet army advanced. (Photo by Amir Hamzagic/Anadolu via Getty Images)
Navy

German WWII shipwrecks resurface in Danube River

By Andrew Paul