Ultrastrong Plastic
Engineers have created a plastic that's as strong as steel, but lighter.
A new computer program allows users to operate a mouse using just the sound of their voice.
Whale-inspired windmills. Tracing the origins of a killer asteroid. Using vowels to sell. And more.
Science fiction becomes science fact: Researchers have invented ice that won't melt and a way to make people invisible.
Ice that won't melt. Finches driven to cheat. How music effects the brain. Increased carbon dioxide produces super weeds.
HPV and cancer in men.
After eighteen years of work, scientists have designed an unbeatable checkers computer.
Sparrows that prefer up-to-date songs, glaciers and global warming, upwardly mobile robots, bacteria to combat oil spills, and how self-tanners work.
Do women really talk more than men? Insects that explode to foil predators. Energy from vibrations. What happens to our brains when we get thirsty. A skin test to predict behavioral problems.
How the solar system formed, determining the standard for the kilogram, how brain damage affects art, cancer drugs from trees, protecting ports with underwater using sound.
Listening to muscles, yoga may stave off depression, a blood-based bandage, a protein inhibits aging in fruitflies, and whether lizards or snakes evolved first.
Why cows have four stomachs, a new development in wireless electricity, babies' surprising eye for language, a genetic typo detector, and an archaeological debunking.
Making sounds morph, a lost herd of elephants, twins' secret languages, runaway carbon emissions, and the marriage-obesity connection.
Some dairy cows naturally make skim milk, and manure could be a source of ethanol.
A new technique uses diamonds and lasers to squeeze materials to high pressures.
Grilling could take a toll on your health, smarter doesn't equal richer, an infection could help prevent asthma, a step toward fusion reactors, and the closest living descendants of dinosaurs.