Your pictures probably don’t look like you
According to scientists, "We are so poor a picking good likenesses of our face that strangers make better selections."
Harvard scientists have developed a robot that can walk (and jump) on water
Researchers have developed an insect-inspired robot that can stand and then jump on water.
Ruby is a breath of fresh air in the sex app world
Ruby is the app that is meant to address women's general sexual health, not just reproduction.
Watson can now tell you if you’re at risk for diabetes, thanks to CVS partnership
Watson can add one more line to its staggering resume -- thanks to a new partnership with CVS, IBM's Watson can predict who is at risk for diabetes.
WANTED: firefighter-interrupting drone operators
California is willing to pay $75,000 for information about those behind the drones that impinged upon San Bernardino firefighters' firefighting efforts.
Never say never: NASA’s ‘impossible’ EM Drive shows promise in tests by German scientists
Thanks to the apparent confirmation of the scientific validity of the EM Drive, the research of British scientist Roger Shawyer may now be viable.
The MB4.0 origami bridge could save your life in a natural disaster
The intricate folds of origami have inspired what scientists claim to be "the world’s fastest, largest, strongest, and lightest expanding temporary bridge."
CERN’s Large Hadron Collider is behind U2’s tour art
Say what you will about their last album, but U2's tour art may just make up for it, especially when you consider that it's derived from particle physics.
Social acceptance of e-cigarettes is on the rise, and that may be a problem
Smoking is cool again, and it's all thanks to peer pressure. At least, when it comes to e-cigarettes.
The world’s first e-ink traffic signs are now live in Sydney, Australia
New e-ink road signs have been introduced to the world in Sydney, Australia.
Apple, Google, and other tech companies lead the way in fighting climate change
Tech giants Google, Microsoft, and Apple have joined the White House to launch the American Business Act on Climate Pledge, along with 10 other companies.
The NFL and GE are giving away $3 million to help fund concussion research
The NFL is teaming up with GE to give away $3 million to six different organizations doing research on identifying concussions and working toward recovery.
Hot car deaths can be prevented with this new Evenflo car seat, a Walmart exclusive
This week, Walmart and Evenflo announced a new partnership that will yield a $149 carseat that warns parents when they've left a child in a hot car.
DNA origami allows for 3D-printed DNA bunnies to deliver medication
Scientists have found that they can fold DNA into very particular shapes by way of a 3D printing method that could help deliver medication.
Bulletproof Coffee, the company behind buttered coffee, just raised $9 million
Bulletproof Coffee has just raised $9 million to help more Americans put butter in more of what they eat, and in this case, drink.
Shorten your doctor visit to 90 seconds with Bright.md
Bright.md wants to shorten your time at the doctor's to 90 seconds, and they've just raised $3.5 million to help turn your dream into a reality.
This is the world’s first 3D printed smart oven, and it’s pretty cool
The 3D printed oven Pyra is a self-proclaimed "innovative new take on the modern convection oven"
The world’s first bionic eye implant is a success
The world's first bionic eye implant has been successfully performed on an 80-year-old British man suffering from age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
Facebook tastes its own medicine, forced to hand over user information
In what may be viewed as a blow to civil liberties in the digital age, Facebook has lost its appeal seeking to block a number of New York search warrants.