Tech & Science
Best Slideshows
The Best Pictures Ever Taken in Space
From the first moon landings to vertigo-inducing space walks and high-resolution images of deserts, glaciers and cities on our planet.
Best Slideshows
Underwater Photographer of the Year 2018 winners: Stunning sharks, shipwrecks and seahorses
A panorama photograph of British World War Two military motorbikes deep inside a shipwreck in the Red Sea sees German photographer Tobias Friedrich named Underwater Photographer of the Year 2018. Friedrich's photograph beat more than 5,000 entries by underwater photographers from around the world.
Facebook to Introduce Profile Image Videos
Facebook announced the video feature alongside two other new profile changes.
Office of Personnel Management Director Resigns After Massive Hack
Katherine Archuleta's resignation came amid a massive security breach of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management.
Introducing the Astronaut Clothing of the Future
For years, the standard on the International Space Station has been cargo shorts and T-shirts, but that’s about to change.
VirScan Can Identify Your Past Viruses From a Drop of Blood
The tool is expected to help doctors find hard-to-detect infections in time to stop them in their tracks.
Can Fizzics Really Make Your Cheap Beer Taste Good?
The makers claim it draws on science to create the perfect head, bringing out bad beer's best.
Smartphone-Controlled Headset That Aims to Alter Moods Released in U.S.
Tech company Thync have released a device which they claim can calm you down or pump you up.
New Super Suit Simulates Aging for Millennials
Former Walt Disney Imagineering team and an insurance company create a costume that turns the wearer into grandpa.
China Gains Ground in Global Brand Value List
The tech sector leads the way as Apple and Google remain world's most valuable brands.
Drying Up: The Race to Save California From Drought
Science got California into this desperate, desiccated mess. Can it also save it?
Researcher Discovers How to Recycle Nuclear Fuel With Radioactive Element
Making nuclear fuel safer and more efficient by revisiting a Cold War–era discovery.
The Apple Watch: An Early Test of the Main Features
Ahead of its launch date, we take an early look at what Apple’s latest gadget actually does.
A Robot That Can Insert Catheters, Coming Soon to a Hospital Near You
The device has the potential to improve the accuracy of biopsies and reduce errors when operating on the small blood vessels of children.
Why Millennials Still Move to Cities
Millennials are bucking the traditional pull of suburbia and clinging to the jobs and joys offered by cities.
Screen Rules for Your Baby
New research has debunked the perils of screen time for kids, but how much is too much?
After the Apple Watch, Is The iCar Next?
Apple’s the most valuable company in the world, and desperate to reinvent itself.
The Promises and Perils of Synthetic Biology
Synbio was going to save the world. Now it’s being used to make vanilla flavoring.
BPA Is Fine, If You Ignore Most Studies About It
The FDA insists BPA is safe, despite all the science to the contrary.
Robots Will Soon Be Making You A Custom-Fitted Sweater
“We could take our pattern, put it onto your avatar, adjust the program so it’s a perfect fit and print it out.”