Light-emitting sutures, biomedical tattoos and more future medical tech
By changing the properties of conventional semiconductor wafers, engineers have opened the door to amazing new medical devices. Read the full story
The rise of eye-tracking computers
Researchers have developed software that can authenticate users by measuring eye movements, but eye-tracking has applications far beyond security. Read the full story
GE to buy 25,000 electric vehicles, 12,000 Chevy Volts
General Electric is giving General Motors' Volt a big sales lift as it announced plans to buy 25,000 electric vehicles. Read the full story
'Smart plugs' for stand-by power sippers
New York start-up ThinkEco introduces the modlet, an electricity-monitoring device to help shut down office vampire loads. by Melissa Mahony Read the full story
Johnson Controls lands world's biggest HVAC project: Mecca
Johnson Controls struck an agreement with the Holy Mosque in Mecca to build a massive cooling system for the building's expansion. Read the full story
EPA sets the stage for carbon regulation
The EPA has issued guidance to big polluters to become more energy efficient ahead of new rules regulating greenhouse gas emissions. Read the full story
HPV vaccine for cervical cancer widely ignored
Less than one-third of eligible women opted to receive the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine. Read the full story
Share and share alike: Non-profit launches 'data commons' for lifecycle info
Walmart and Seventh Generation line up in support of Earthster, which is developing a way to visually show the environmental or social impact of products. Read the full story
Nanogenerators might soon power your electronics
Soon, nanogenerators might power commercial liquid-crystal displays, light-emitting diodes and laser diodes. Read the full story
Get tested for STDs through your cell phone
There's an app for STD testing: British researchers are developing an STD kit that will deliver health information through cell phones. Read the full story
Siemens, CA Technologies partner on corporate sustainability services
Siemens and CA Technologies announced a partnership to provide carbon and sustainability management tools to businesses. Read the full story
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