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14 tricks to get more out of the underrated Apple Maps app
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The best dog DNA test to analyze your pup’s genetics
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The explosion of pasta shapes was fueled by modern technology
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By Mar 3, 2021
Environment

Conservation and ecology research tackles global issues without global input

The data would benefit from being more inclusive.
By Sep 17, 2020
Health

A coronavirus vaccine will save more lives if we share it widely

Influenza modelers estimate that equitable vaccination could prevent the most deaths from the novel virus.
By Oct 5, 2016
Health

This “Just Add Water” Chemistry Kit Can Create On-Demand Drugs And Vaccines

To help save this world and the next
By Feb 25, 2016
Health

Overload Of Gut Bacteria Can Stunt Children’s Growth

Too many microbes cause malnutrition
By Oct 16, 2015
Health

This Startup Wants to Feed the World–With Algae

We caught up with Nannofood at the Kairos Global Summit 2015
By Sep 28, 2015
DIY

Maker Faire: A Composting Toilet For Developing Countries

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By Aug 29, 2011
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Introducing the Matternet, A Network of Drones For Deliveries In Remote Locations

This summer’s crippling famine in Somalia, which has killed tens of thousands of people and led half a million more...
By Apr 25, 2011
Science

New Fog-Harvesting Devices Could Provide Clean Drinking Water for the World’s Poor

MIT engineer takes advantage of a mist opportunity
By Apr 3, 2008
Gadgets

Latest Entry in the Notebooks-for-Everyone Race

Intel debuts its newest low-cost laptop, which boasts a few key improvements