Duncan Geere

Haptic learning researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have modified a set of Google Glass to teach people morse code

Instead of fighting heat in computing it could be embraced as an alternative energy source.

Engineers at Waseda University in Japan have figured out how to print ultrathin stick-on electronic tattoos on a household printer.

'Made In Space' wants to let people custom-build and 3D print their own satellites.

A team of researchers has developed a system for identifying disruptive commenters from their first few posts.

Researchers have shown that it's possible to guess someone's password merely from data collected on a commercial EEG headset.

The residents of Orcas Island have built their own DIY internet service after years of frustration with commercial offerings.

A study of electric-powered bicycles has found that using one on a regular basis offers an effective workout, especially for people who'd previously been sedentary.

Just make the shapes on your fingers, and a gyroscope and microphone will do the rest.

The Mars 2020 mission will be a major upgrade from Curiosity.

The proposed aircraft has three conventional jet engines and an electric turbofan.

Imaging techniques can now be used to build a virtual cell to explore

Observations show a thin, red object travelling through our region of space.

A team from Florida State University has created a new kind of sensor that's cheap and easy to manufacture in bulk.

The robotics firm's most humanoid creation is becoming a real gymnast

Researchers have found a link between high levels of intelligence and the ability to perform well at Moba games.

Fully functional, in the hope of studying evolutionary development

Researchers say waiting for 'perfect' self-driving vehicles is a bad idea.

To spot obstacles, create panoramas, and study the atmosphere.

Doctors have published a study of the impact of long-term space travel on the brain

Engineers at the Huazhong University of Science and Technology have taken inspiration from the natural world.

Binghamton University researchers want us to listen more like insects do.

Taking detail away from the edges of your vision could keep up virtual reality framerates while preserving detail

Forensic linguists show we're easier to identify via our emails than you'd imagine.

Roboticists from Harvard have developed the first microrobot capable of passing through water.