It sounds crazy, but NASA is seriously growing space crystals to help make better drugs
Crystals grow differently in space than they do on Earth, and astronauts on board the ISS have been tasked with finding out why.
Navy SEAL elite teams see positive outcomes from neuro-priming headsets
U.S. military special operations forces seeking performance training enhancement are testing neurostimulation headsets from Halo Neuroscience.
Hold your sides and check out these April Fools’ Day tech jokes
April 1 is the day you shouldn't believe anything, especially tech product releases. Everything we've featured on our list is total nonsense.
Weekly Rewind: SpaceX’s future, Samsung Galaxy S8, and a Tonka truck for grownups
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of this week's top 10 tech stories.
These trail running shoes offer exceptional performance both up and downhill
The Cloudventure Peak trail running shoe from On Running provides exceptional grip and stability on a wide variety of terrains.
Scientists at Northwestern have built a robot with its own menstrual cycle
Scientists at Northwestern University have created a female reproductive system in a box, Evatar, complete with its own menstrual cycle.
Innovative ‘microwave helmet’ isn’t for cooking brains — it’s for saving them
Diagnosing possible brain bleeds at the site of an accident is tough. A portable stroke-detection microwave helmet may help.
Intel partners with SHFT IQ to make you a better runner via a virtual coach
Meet SHFT IQ, a little clip-on that calls itself "the world's first virtual running coach with artificial intelligence."
Black Insomnia is the strongest coffee ever, and it’s not for the faint of heart
Less than one year since the company was founded, Black Insomnia coffee has snagged the title of the world's strongest coffee.
Paralyzed man uses smart sensors to move again just by thinking
A paralyzed man was able to move his arm again by using his thoughts to send messages via an implant in his brain.
Looking to get in shape for spring? Google Maps and Search can help
You can book and pay for fitness classes anywhere in the U.S. directly via Google Maps, Google Search, and the Reserve with Google website.
AI can predict depression by looking at MRI scans with 75 percent accuracy
Machine learning system can predict with 75% accuracy whether an individual has major depressive disorder based on MRI scans.
Kickstarter sandals are 3D-printed to perfectly fit your feet
New Kickstarter campaign is manufacturing custom fit sandals using 3D printing technology. Here's what you need to know.
Silicon Valley Warriors: Draymond Green discusses technology’s growing influence on the NBA
Golden State Warriors Draymond Green explains how the NBA uses technology to help players recover and get deals on last-minute hotel rooms.
The DEA claims that synthetic THC is safer than the natural stuff in regular marijuana
A weed substitute containing a synthetic version of the ingredient that makes users feel high has been ranked less dangerous than marijuana.
Clever new technique allows scientists to mass produce synthetic blood for transfusions
Scientists discovered a way to mass produce red blood cells using stem cells, opening the door for the wide-scale use of manufactured blood.
Elon Musk is backing a new startup that wants to merge your brain with AI
Elon Musk is backing a new “brain-computer interface venture,” which is developing the capability to implant devices into the human brain.
Apple releases MacOS Sierra 10.12.4 with Night Shift mode to help you sleep
MacOS Sierra 10.12.4 introduces Night Shift, a display feature that turns down blue light emissions to help you get to sleep.
Scientists get 3D-bioprinted human cells to grow inside live mice
Scientists have demonstrated the successful implantation of 3D-bioprinted human cartilage in mice. Next step, 3D-printed body parts?
These are the five coolest things we saw at the 2017 Luxury Technology Show
The 2017 Luxury Technology Show was made up of more than toys for the super-rich. Here's a highlight of the coolest gadgets we saw.
DirtySixer provides the first mountain and road bikes for tall people
DirtySixer is back with two additional models. Joining their All-Road bike is the Mountain Bike and Road version of the DirtySixer.
Dahon celebrates its 35th anniversary with a new folding bike
Dahon has been making folding bikes since 1982. To celebrate 35 years in business, the firm has created a new ultra-compact folding bicycle.
Innovative bicycle shock absorber offers to smooth the way for you
The Rinsten Spring installs under the seat of practically any bicycle and absorbs shocks in three dimensions. This keeps things comfortable.
CityConnect is creating a ‘Pokemon Go’-style augmented reality app for cyclists
By creating an augmented reality app for cyclists, CityConnect's aim is to enhance the cycling experience with elements of game playing.
Weekly Rewind: RIP Chuck Berry, the newest iPhone color, Samsung's AI assistant Bixby
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of this week's top 10 tech stories.
Bugatti and PG's bicycle collaboration weighs less than 12 pounds and costs $39,000
PG and Bugatti have teamed up to create the perfect urban bicycle. This high-tech bike will be unrivaled in quality and price.
Researchers develop an artificial lung that fits in a backpack
Engineers at the University of Pittsburgh have developed an artificial lung that can be carried in a patient’s backpack.
Hush now: New gene-silencing drug cuts cholesterol by half in clinical trial
In clinical trials, the drug known as inclisiran developed by researchers from Imperial College London reduced cholesterol by half.
Young blood: Scientists say this protein could be key to reversing aging process
Scientists in Germany have discovered a protein that can prompt older blood stem cells to behave like more youthful stem cells again.
Do you know if you're fertile? You may be able to use your phone to test that
The bright minds at Harvard have created a new device that allows men to measure their ability to procreate with their smartphones.
VR system can help treat people with social anxiety and speech disorders
24-year-old student Gareth Walkom has developed VR software to help individuals work through social anxieties and speech disorders.
Spinach leaves are the secret ingredient for growing heart tissue in a lab
What's the best platform for growing healthy heart tissues in a lab? According to a new research project it may be spinach leaves.