If you want to sleep well tonight, put away your phone, turn off the TV and shut down your laptop.
Injectable, glowing nanoparticles bond to cancer cells, and could deliver chemo drugs.
A whopping 94 percent of global data is now stored digitally, up from 0.8 percent 25 years ago.
A new sensor system can tell between someone simply leaning against a fence and a ne'er-do-well sneaking around.
These igloo-shaped devices offer a home for bacteria that can clean wastewater in a system that comes at a affordable price.
An alliance between technology firms could allow a person to pay for items with a smartphone.
"Marge" can figure out misspelled words. She can even read the New York Times and learn from her reading.
Fuel cells in estuaries could help power cities like Boston and New York.
Check in and check out without ever stopping by the front desk.
It's no joke: This new device could eventually replace the GPS on your dashboard to guide you from one place to another.