Nanotubes can be configured to create the blackest black, rendering an object invisible to radar or vision at night, researchers say. You wouldn't even be able to see Wonder Woman sitting inside.
The innovative architecture could lead to data-centric computing that allows massive amounts of data to be accessed in less than a billionth of a second.
With new funding and newly discovered planets to study, scientists resume their search for intelligent life in space.
Results of DARPA's Shredder Challenge could one day help soldiers piece together destroyed enemy documents.
The fiscal 2012 budget for the National Institute of Standards and Technology is up slightly from last year, but money for cybersecurity programs, gets a significant boost.
Bot networks are clever enough to harvest personal information from social networking sites. But are these social bots smart, or are we just being dumb?
The Philips LivingColors Generation 2 LED Lamp can light up a room with grace and style, and a whole lot of color.
The department inaugurates its new science network connecting its national laboratories and international affiliate labs to allow real-time analysis and experimentation.
A team at Northwestern University discovers a great leap forward in lithium-ion technology.
The town of Norcross, Ga., is looking to the smart grid as a service to upgrade its electric grid and boost energy efficiency.
The water in the mineral oil-fueled cooling tank, heated by computers to about 122 degrees, is being routed to the HVAC systems of surrounding buildings in Sweden.
The adult entertainment industry has a history of influencing technology choices.