Don't let U.S. science and technology go off the "cliff"

Government-funded research has planted the seeds for essential products that we use every day and for solutions to our country's most pressing challenges. Wi...

New Nano Science Technology 2011 (The Future) Part Two

Welcome to the nano scale. Nanoscale is where properties differ significantly from those at a larger scale. The strange world of nanoscience can take you int...

This Week in Science & Technology (TWIST) Feb 9 2013

Welcome to TWIST - your weekly dose of science news. Brought to you by ScienceAlert! Join your hosts Dr. Carin Bondar and Dr. Phil Plait as they discuss embr...

Science and Technology at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

ORNL Director Thom Mason explains the groundbreaking work in neutron sciences, supercomputing, clean energy, advanced materials, nuclear research, and global...

New Nano Science Technology 2011 (The Future)

Welcome to the nano scale. Nanoscale is where properties differ significantly from those at a larger scale. The strange world of nanoscience can take you int...

Russian meteor and more... This Week in Science & Technology (TWIST) Feb 23 2013

Welcome to TWIST - your weekly dose of science news. Brought to you by ScienceAlert! Join your hosts Dr. Carin Bondar and Dr. Phil Plait as they discuss the ...

Israel -- One Hundred Years of Science and Technology

Technion Cornerstone Centennial. In April 1912 the cornerstone was laid for the first Jewish university in the Middle East, the Technikum later to be called ...

The Verge, Year One: 365 days of art, culture, science, and technology

It's been a wild first year for us at The Verge. Here's our perspective of the world in 2012. We hope you enjoy it, and here's looking forward to 2013. The V...

Science and Technology developments in India - some highlights

This interesting, even if somewhat dated, National Geographic Channel program showcased some important Science & Technology research and innovation that has ...

The Technology Behind NASA's 'Curiosity' Landing

NASA's one-ton mobile rover, called Curiosity, is expected to touch down on the Red Planet in early August for a two-year exploration of the Gale Crater near...