An MIT neuroscientist is attempting to map 100 billion neurons, in the human brain connected to each other in networks that allow us to interpret the world around us, plan for the future, and control our actions and movements that could help scientists learn how we each become our unique selves

Study of bird feathers might lead to better colours in the future

By By Brita Belli | 08 Aug 2013

World's first wireless electric vehicle under testing in S Korea

07 Aug 2013

Though the vehicle rolls down the road like any conventional bus, while approaching the bus stop, it automatically begins to charge itself

Live streaming for multi-screen applications

07 Aug 2013

Desktop printing at the nano level

By By Erin White | 03 Aug 2013

Three Indian companies to develop components for Thirty Meter Telescope

02 Aug 2013

Trapping T-rays for better security scanners

02 Aug 2013

Random, scattered, and ultra tiny: A spectrometer for the future

01 Aug 2013

iPhones can be compromised through chargers, apps: research

31 Jul 2013

Two security weaknesses that permit installation of malware onto Apple mobile devices using seemingly innocuous applications and peripherals, uncovering significant security threats to the iOS platform

Improved nuclear fuel-rod cladding might prevent future Fukushimas

By David L. Chandler, MIT News Office | 27 Jul 2013

Humans, birds have brains that are wired in a similar way.

27 Jul 2013

Human may have more in common with a pigeon than we realise, reveals new research, imparting a new twist to the term 'bird brain'.

Internet's backbone can readily be made more sustainable

By By Mark Golden | 26 Jul 2013

Australian algae fuels green oil hope

25 Jul 2013

Australian researchers say they can produce algae oil that is of higher quality than those derived from standard petroleum sources and are working to improve product efficiency