Researchers in Sweden have created a molecule that offers a way to trap heat from the sun.
Adam PopescuFreelance Contributor
The epicenter of innovation is turning to software to help the most vulnerable get off the streets.
Gobiquity says pediatricians using its FDA-registered GoCheck Kids software have detected risks in 50,000 of 900,000 children.
California’s rising temperatures and worsening droughts are accelerating the need for advanced modeling technology.
ShakeAlert will help Americans get a jump on the next big one.
Sonam Wangchuk is an engineer working to hydrate the alpine desert with mounds of ice.
The semi-submersible Ocean Farm 1 off the coast of Norway can hold 1.5 million fish.
Domestic travel is driving a surge in visitors—and trash—on the subcontinent.
The ReCIVA Breath Sampler detects the kinds of volatile organic compounds that are early markers for disease.
Azuri’s HomeSmart adjusts power output based on prior solar battery use.
A startup called Local Roots is supplying its TerraFarms to restaurants, SpaceX, and the UN.
High in the Himalayas, the formerly endangered animals are a major tourist attraction in Ladakh. But there are no guarantees.
The Puppy 1, a partnership with Segway, can roll as fast as 10 mph.
Ali Hajimiri reckons his prototype, slimmer than a human hair, could be invaluable in endoscopy and other procedures.
Careem, the region’s ride-hailing leader, is counting on loosened laws to raise its appeal.
A California engineering professor has jumped from reflective roofing to layered-on sealants.
C.W. Nicol, already a best-selling author, actor, adventurer, and whisky mogul, adds environmentalist to his C.V.
Hatreon says it collects about $25,000 a month in donations, mostly for white supremacists.
The head of the agency’s VR-developing OpsLab works with everyone from astronauts to movie stars—or at least producers.
Gen Next is bringing its Europe-focused efforts to the U.S.
