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A new innovation in water purification could have a far-reaching impact for a world where global demand for clean water outpaces its supply.

The detailed images produced can be analyzed to detect subtle changes inside the volcano that may signal a pending eruption.

When exposed to heat, the wallpaper is transformed from an electrically insulating state into an electrically conductive one, causing it to automatically trigger sound and warning light alarms.

The technology is sensitive enough to signal the presence of any chemical concentration at the one part per billion level.

No key is needed to start a customized vehicle: a revolutionary saliva-powered start-system operates via a DNA ignition sensor on the steering wheel. Just lick and drive.

The engine recently completed its longest duration test yet, firing at 65% of its maximum power for 114 seconds as engineers swept through a range of fuel/oxidizer mixture ratios.

In today's news highlights, wearable medical electronics, cyber defense tools and protecting coral reefs.

Learn how flow-based sensors reliably measure the smallest differential pressures — even in dusty environments.

Johns Hopkins Engineering offers online and part-time master's degrees for working professionals in 20 fields.

The latest predictions place the date of reentry into Earth’s atmosphere on April 1. The exact moment of reentry remains ambiguous due to uncertainty in variables of the reentry prediction models.

The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite will launch on April 16.

The Yeti Snow Technology company, owned jointly by the Norwegian companies Semcon Devotek and Øveraasen, announced the pilot deployment of the expected working full-scale self-driving snow removal vehicle at the Fagernes airport in Norway. This is the first project of this type in the world designed to keep runways clear of snow.

In his ongoing journey to determine if the Earth is flat or not, “Mad” Mike Hughes reached an altitude of 1,875 ft (572 m) before a hard landing.

Arizona State University (ASU) and Rice University researchers have developed a way to stop dendrites from forming in high energy density lithium metal batteries.

3D site maps created by Skycatch Edge1 base stations from images gathered by Explore1 drones will also enable site managers to quickly discover costly construction mistakes and predict schedule delays.

Powder metallurgy is used in automotive, lawn and garden, recreation and many other markets, but how are these components manufactured? Learn about the basic press-and-sinter process, material choices and more.

The TESCOM ER5000 reaches new levels of quality and performance with repeatable, accurate, robust automated control.

Data from sensors are combined with available air pollution maps and prediction models via the 5G network to generate real-time trends.