Shift Robotics is taking pre-orders on Moonwalkers — $1,400 “shoes” that let you walk 2.5x faster without expending any extra energy.

By 2035, hydrogen fuel cells could be used to electrify mid-range flights and hydrogen combustion aircraft could be used on long-haul flights.

India has begun deploying a nasal vaccine for COVID-19 that may be able to prevent infections, not just limit their severity.

Using a large language model AI, biotech startup Profluent has created new antimicrobial proteins.

You’d be surprised at all the things that GPS — the global positioning system that underlies all of modern navigation — can do.

The human microbiome is largely influenced by our social interactions, according to the largest study to date of microbiome transmission.

A new study has identified the substance used by our white blood cells to reduce inflammation when it is no longer needed.

Mixed reality, in which immersive virtual content is seamlessly combined with our physical world, is set to transform the world.

A blood sample and machine learning helps predict whether people with mild cognitive impairment will soon develop Alzheimer’s.

NASA has added a tenth asteroid flyby to the record-breaking Lucy mission so that it can test a new asteroid-tracking system.

Reasoning by yourself is a much weaker tool than contributing your reasoning to a group and being flexible to changing your mind.

By analyzing just three dust particles, researchers learned that the rubble pile asteroid Itokawa is 4.2 billion years old and hard to kill.

A 650-million-years-old meteorite found in Africa shows the rich and complex chemistry that once happened on Mars.

Lateral thinking is a way of approaching problems. It deliberately forgoes obvious approaches in favor of oblique or unexpected ones.

Stanford researchers have developed a brain-computer interface that allowed a woman to “type” 62 words per minute using only her thoughts.

Researchers found that extreme temperatures actually have a much larger effect on human activity than the previous estimations.

More than any other nation, Japan tends to feel comfortable with the idea of humanoid robots entering the home.

Delivering chemotherapy to colon cancer patients before and after surgery — instead of just after — reduces their risk of recurrence by 28%.

The RISC-V architecture for microchips is transitioning from a novelty to a major player in the tech world.

Inspired by chemistry observed on the surface of Venus, researchers produced a synthetic material that could improve air quality.