The tribrid trains now running in Italy can switch between battery power, electricity and diesel
The new Google Arts & Culture hub features high-resolution scans, 3D renderings and artificial intelligence experiments
As groups within the World Health Organization are reviewing the artificial sweetner’s potential to cause cancer, take a look back at a hoax from the '90s
These long-distance migrants could get a boost from their striking coloration, which may reduce drag by heating and cooling air unevenly
Eight companies developing next-generation space meals have advanced to the final round of competition in a contest co-sponsored by NASA
Paul McCartney revealed this week that the new record will include A.I.-generated vocals from John Lennon
Hurtigruten Norway's new design includes batteries and retractable sails equipped with solar panels
The one-time injection of a gene therapy could eventually be used to control cat populations
Nearly any material covered with tiny holes can derive energy from humidity, per a new study, opening doors to more sustainable power
These bacteria and fungi can break down certain plastics at cool temperatures, saving money and energy compared to some current methods
A new way to objectively measure chronic pain could lead to new treatments for the common condition that can be debilitating
Using concrete and mortar made with shredded diapers could address issues like plastic waste and sand shortages, per a new study
A dye used in medical imaging appeared to make the death cap's toxin less fatal to mice in a new study
Some young children with allergies could eat low doses of peanuts without a severe reaction after wearing the patch for a year in a clinical trial
Designed to weather the toughest of terrains, EELS might one day autonomously move through narrow vents on Enceladus
A Parisian start-up wants to filter harmful chemicals indoors with engineered pothos plants
Geoffrey Hinton quit Google this week to speak his mind on artificial intelligence, which he says may soon grow smarter than—and even manipulate—humans
A new tool translates "something deeper than language," generating text that captures the gist of podcasts or silent films viewed by participants
They want to use the devices for less disruptive wildlife monitoring and to learn more about avian flight
With the city's police department also using the four-legged technology, residents are raising questions about the robot's place in public safety
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