German researchers have created genetically engineered bacteria that can rapidly store and release hydrogen fuel.

Pregnancy bestows on babies enhanced antibodies that can protect against a broader range of disease. Now, we know how.

Researchers discovered that the way fungi independently gained the ability to produce psilocybin is because of horizontal gene transfer.

Direct sound printing could one day allow doctors to build medical implants inside patients’ bodies instead of surgically placing them.

University of Leeds researchers have identified a compound in mosquito saliva as a potential target to protect against multiple viruses.

The Kazungula Bridge has turned a cartographic near-miss into a geopolitical marvel, with a chance to renew Africa's economy.

A new blood test that measures a key indicator of COVID-19 immunity could help you assess your risk of a coronavirus infection.

Nimbus is now taking pre-orders for its compact electric vehicle, which splits the difference between scooter and car.

Researchers used a single-cell sequencing tool Perturb-seq on every expressed gene in the human genome, linking each to its job in the cell.

The technology is enabling law enforcement to shine a light on the darkest corners of the open internet.

How long can a human being not only live but thrive? A race to find out involves some of the biggest names (and bank accounts) in tech.

Which countries and rivers emit the most plastic to the ocean? What does this mean for solutions to tackle plastic pollution?

Brown University researchers have developed a “smart” drug delivery system that only releases its payload when bacteria are present.

Hong Kong researchers have developed a handheld COVID antibody testing device more capable than current home tests.

Every social interaction is a game of chess, trying to get inside someone’s head to navigate what they are thinking or what they will do.

Volocopter’s four-seat air taxi — the VoloConnect — has completed its maiden flight and is on track for a 2026 commercial launch.

NTU Singapore researchers have developed a washable, stretchy smart fabric that turns movement into electricity.

Our World in Data explains their mission to publish the “research and data to make progress against the world’s largest problems.”

Rice University researchers have developed tiny, bacteria-boring drills in an effort to stop superbugs.

MIT researchers have discovered that complex molecules in mucus can keep fungal infections in check.