How engineering malaria-resistant mosquitoes could save millions of lives
University of Arizona scientists have a designer mosquito that is completely resistant to malaria. Read the full story
Crystal storage for CO2 and hydrogen
UCLA and South Korean researchers create record-breaking nano-materials capable of storing carbon dioxide and hydrogen gases. Read the full story
How to put the brakes on fleet emissions
The Environmental Defense Fund has developed a framework to help companies green their corporate fleets. Read the full story
Electric motorcycle affordably reaches 100mph, 100 miles per charge
Brammo's Empulse electric motorcycle has some advanced EV capabilities, but it should still impress gearheads. Read the full story
Maryland foundation takes on TB giant
Known as a disease of the past and the poor, tuberculosis still plagues many developing countries. Read the full story
Darpa is ready to test mind-controlled prostheses
A Darpa-sponsored team is working on a mind-controlled prosthetic arm that works by physically implanting a chip in the brain. Read the full story
DARPA has commissioned Lockheed Martin to develop a sensor system that can locate and identify underground targets -- with a little help from gravity. Read the full story
Microsoft Terapixel: largest, clearest image of night sky ever produced
Tech giant Microsoft says it has produced the largest and clearest image of the night sky ever -- and it's a terapixel in size. Read the full story
Broadband network in U.S. may be better than previously thought, MIT study says
Is America's broadband network as slow as the FCC thinks it is? Three MIT researchers say probably not. Here are three reasons why. Read the full story
Anti-smoking advocates have never faced the drug effects of cigarettes squarely. Read the full story
Shai Agassi's Better Place: Rolling out the electric car to the masses
At a Churchill Club Event in Mountain View, Calif., Better Place CEO Shai Agassi discusses his systems-based model to bring the electric car to the masses. Read the full story
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