The Ocean Supercluster claims its innovations will help lower carbon footprints and strengthen environmental monitoring and protection.

Democratized DNA sequencing could let us map every man, woman, and child, and tailor not just their diet and healthcare, but also their role in society.

Robots become considerably more capable with internet connections. Incorporating them into the Internet of Things will open up thrilling new possibilities.

AI chalks up an epic victory against human gamers and scientists 3D print a heart with human cells in this week's awesome tech stories from around the web.

The satellite, from geospatial information company DigitalGlobe, can detail objects at the earth's surface down to a size of about 31 centimeters across.

The day foosball changes forever may be right around the corner. Students and faculty at Brigham Young University just created an AI-assisted robotic foosball table. Initially intended to keep up with…

The Impossible Burger includes an ingredient from soybeans called leghemoglobin, a protein that is chemically bound to a non-protein molecule called heme.

The system doesn’t represent consciousness in a jar, but it’s a huge step forward for brain organoids—cultured brain tissue that resembles the real thing.

While the SpaceIL mission didn’t achieve a soft landing on the lunar surface, there is much to be proud of and to celebrate.

The Beresheet lander is assumed to have crashed, but it has marked a major milestone by becoming the first private spacecraft to reach the moon’s surface.

These successes, in addition to work into lab-generated egg and sperm cells, suggest that human reproduction is poised for the ultimate disruption.

Innovation strategy is a challenge because traditional strategy models don't work in today's era of digital transformation. You can learn to leverage the opportunities driven by exponential…

Are black box AIs all bad? Must we reject them? Surely not, because we often rely on human thought processes that the thinker can't necessarily explain.

The treatment disintegrated amyloid clumps in memory-related regions, and—perhaps more importantly—the brains were no longer inflamed.

The data demonstrated on the molecular level the resilience and robustness of how one human body adapted to the spaceflight environment.

A presidential candidate campaigns as a hologram and a new AI learns more like a human in this week's awesome tech stories from around the web.

Armed with the power of data broadcasting and the force of the crowd, disaster victims now play a vital role in emergency response.

Bioprinting new organs and tissues could make transplants available and affordable for all, but is still decades away. In the meantime, scientists have re-purposed the technology to 3D print…

Spider silk is five times stronger than steel. Researchers have been untangling the protein-based fiber’s structure down to the molecular level.

Multiplex recoding is synthetic biology’s biggest next thing. The technologies will allow us to truly understand and tweak nature’s genetic code.

Moving cardboard boxes around a warehouse might seem simple to a human, but it actually involves a variety of tasks machines still find pretty difficult.

Recently, groundbreaking stereolithography methods have succeeded in producing complex shapes at up to 100 times the speed of traditional 3D printers.

Just six years old, the gene editing prodigy is now the subject of multiple clinical trials that aim to push the lab tech into the real world.

The Animal-AI Olympics tests AI for common sense and Burger King announces a beefless Whopper in this week's awesome tech stories from around the web.