Climate change-denying House science chairman is retiringMany see it as a win for the scientific community and the climate.By M. Locklear, 11.03.2017
ICYMI: Sound wave sewer checks, the feminized phone and moreEvading sewer line clowns since 2016.By K. Davis, 07.16.2016
ICYMI: Pig poop could make more eco-friendly roadwaysPutting the ass in asphalt.By K. Davis, 06.29.2016
Science fund lets kids learn 3D printing, gene modificationThe National Science Foundation goes way beyond Mindstorms. By S. Dent, 06.23.2016
The Arecibo radio telescope is in trouble againLow funding could shut it down entirely or transfer control to someone else.By J. Fingas, 06.06.2016
NASA is building a new exoplanet-hunting toolThe $10 million instrument is expected to start looking for exoplanets in 2019. By M. Moon, 03.29.2016
ICYMI: Teleport your hologram, changing ocean pH and moreThe ocean is getting too acidic for sea creatures to keep up.By K. Davis, 03.29.2016
ICYMI: Space junk reboot, biological machine v2 and moreThe biobots can now respond to visual cues and use energy from their own muscles.By K. Davis, 03.11.2016
Science confirms that gravitational waves existOne of Einstein's bigger theories just got validation.By J. Fingas, 02.11.2016
National Science Foundation funding rules target harassmentThe NSF will fight sexism in science with its purse strings.By A. Tarantola, 01.28.2016
ICYMI: Electrify your food and cleaning bubbles tooJolts of electricity > everything else.By K. Davis, 01.20.2016
University of Illinois' Blue Waters supercomputer now running around the clockBy A. Santos, 03.29.2013
Alt-week 9.15.12: The ultimate wind machine, Egyptian Lego and the office of our dreamsBy J. Trew, 09.15.2012
Researchers propose à la carte internet services, overhaul for web infrastructureBy A. Santos, 08.11.2012
White House aims to make internet '90 percent cheaper' to build, teams up with Mozilla for $500k competitionBy M. Smith, 06.14.2012