123 Results From "invention awards"

The story of the former Olympian who designed the world’s most beloved boat
Technology

The story of the former Olympian who designed the world’s most beloved boat

By Andrew Blum

illustrations of two men and a woman
Physics

The physics Nobel Prize goes to high-tech lasers and honors the first woman in 55 years

By Charlie Wood

Human animal humanimal hand swan feeding
Evolution

Rethinking what sets humans apart starts with asking if we’re special at all

By Adam Rutherford

100 greatest innovations of 2019: Best of What's New
Best of What's New

The 100 greatest innovations of 2019

By Popular Science Team

How studying chicken butts cracked the inner workings of our immune system
Medicine

How studying chicken butts cracked the inner workings of our immune system

By Charlie Wood

How A Tiny Group Of Designers Built The Most Efficient Racecar In History
Vehicles

How A Tiny Group Of Designers Built The Most Efficient Racecar In History

By Preston Lerner

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The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week

The weirdest things we learned this week: Curing syphilis with malaria, ejecting bears from planes, and discovering new beer yeasts

By Rachel Feltman

Behind the supersonic rise and fall of the Concorde, 15 years after its final flight
Aviation

Behind the supersonic rise and fall of the Concorde, 15 years after its final flight

By Stefanie Waldek

Boeing Starliner Space Suit
Best of What's New

The 100 greatest innovations of 2017

By Popular Science Team

Three animals inspiring the armor of the future
Technology

Three animals inspiring the armor of the future

By Kate Baggaley

The Legacy Of ‘Mythbusters’: A Q&A With Adam Savage
DIY

The Legacy Of ‘Mythbusters’: A Q&A With Adam Savage

By PopSci Editors

Ann Makosinski
Projects

This 18-Year-Old Invented A Coffee Mug That Can Charge Your Phone

By Sarah Fecht

A Pill That Monitors Your Vital Signs
Medicine

A Pill That Monitors Your Vital Signs

By Claire Maldarelli

Omni Hoverboard
Projects

Finally, A Hoverboard That Actually Flies

By Alyssa Favreau

Enter The 2016 Invention Awards Now
Projects

Enter The 2016 Invention Awards Now

By Sophie Bushwick

Valkyrie Might Be The Baddest And Most Gorgeous Plane Ever Made
Aviation

Valkyrie Might Be The Baddest And Most Gorgeous Plane Ever Made

By Matt Giles

Physical biologist Manu Prakash
Health

Here Are The 2016 MacArthur Fellows in Science

By Kate Baggaley

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Tech Hacks

The 2015 Invention Awards

By PopSci Editors

Nano-Sized Synthetic Coral Could Suck Up Ocean’s Pollutants
Ocean

Nano-Sized Synthetic Coral Could Suck Up Ocean’s Pollutants

By Levi Sharpe

Police Will Throw This Camera Ball Into Rooms
Robots

Police Will Throw This Camera Ball Into Rooms

By Kelsey D. Atherton

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a vet holds a hummingbird in a gloved hand, with a pair of tweezers in the other
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