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After 25 years and a tumultuous life, Hubble is still going strong

The Modular Robotic Vehicle can drive in any direction and doesn't even need you behind the wheel

Using 3-D to manufacture predetermined architectures for aerogels opens up energy storage and electronic applications

Look past the screaming headlines and you’ll see that airliners have never been safer

The rise of eSports leaves plenty of uncertainty among professional gamers and tournament organizers

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Thinking about hatching a hardware company? A new incubator might be the place for you

A powerful orbital laser could eliminate centimeter-scale orbital debris in just five years

Following a European court ruling, Google expunged more than half a million links

After limited trials last season, Statcast, a radar and motion-capture system, is now ready for live TV coverage

Vanadium dioxide switches could be great for a new kind of computing, but maybe they're just too strange

China's Google also wants a wondercar, and China's regulators are opening the roads for it

Palo Alto celebrates Earth Day with green building codes targeting solar energy use and water conservation

Beyond camouflage applications, material holds out promise for speeding up growth of biological tissue

Could allow mobile device use even when hands are full

Swapping technical expertise for management skills can be difficult

Matter quantum repeaters: The end of a dogma?

Could improve wearable electronics, lead to trillions of cheap sensors

Your robot butler is now closer than ever

More than 9,600 alternatives found for "clean swatches"

All of the U.K.'s high-level nuclear waste could be buried in just a few extremely deep holes

A lower theoretical speed limit for quantum entanglement puts new bounds on future quantum computers

A brave little robot has given its non-life to send back critical data on the inside of the damaged reactor

Modern infrastructure had bypassed Nicaragua’s northern highlands, so locals took matters into their own hands

It's not a video game, it's the next step in automotive safety

Tech history and modern physics inspire a new path to smaller antennas

Researchers find a way to maintain MoS2's high charge capacity over numerous cycles

Nanyang Technological University's "Smart Mobility Test Bed" will focus on vehicle-to-vehicle, vehicle-to-infrastructure communications

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A new waste-to-energy system could help power a nearby Nepalese village

Graphene's properties overcomes charge carrier cooling times, which had limited switching speeds

A novel changes my perception of radio waves

About a billion times more than they do now

Thanks to an actuated tail, this robot has hops

A new IBM Watson Health unit will analyze personal health data to hopefully benefit patients, physicians and researchers

A standoff between police and a man threatening to jump from a highway overpass came to a peaceful end, thanks to a robotic intervention

Stand aside, Google Glass and Oculus Rift--BMW's giving drivers virtual eyes

A longtime collaborator recalls the first time he met Gordon Moore

This year’s list of Top Companies for Women Technologists includes four in the San Francisco Bay Area, three in New York City, and two near San Antonio, Texas

General Atomics displays a small, self-contained, weapons-grade laser cannon that can be attached to the roof of your car

Researchers implement a 1998 proposal to control long-lived silicon qubits

Figuring out how deep brain stimulation actually works may lead to next-generation implants

Camera is based on a new photovoltaic pixel design that captures images while powering itself

Here's why Swiss automation giant ABB is buying a small robot arm company

SpaceX hopes for a historic upright landing of a reusable rocket on a drone ship after past attempts faltered

The quality that makes perovskite attractive for photovoltaics makes them near perfect for lasers

Belgium’s top nuclear regulator and an independent corrosion expert say all nuclear pressure vessels should be inspected after flaws are detected at two Belgian power plants. The NRC is unmoved.

Without any external control, this drone stabilizes itself in midair almost instantly

"Q" won't have to tell James Bond to bring it back in one piece. The car will bring itself back

Will the Internet of Things be a technological and economic panacea?