The brighter these LED technologies shine, the more inefficient they become, releasing more energy as heat instead of light.

Dr. Isaac Lazar commented on the remarkable moment on Sunday when the girls looked at each other for the first time after a year connected.

If you live a zero-waste or sustainable lifestyle, you’ve probably thought about how nice it would be to live in a low-impact bubble

Your smart device could soon be even smarter with a new infrared light emitting diode that is ‘tuneable’ to different wavelengths of light

It has long been human’s dream to create long-lasting and durable devices. However, ubiquitous wear hugely limits the life of products.

Could looking through trees be the view to a greener future? Trees replacing the clear pane glass in your windows is happening now.

Programmable smart fabrics look amazing and can also help improve your life.

The ESA will launch the world's first commercial fully re-programmable satellite, paving the way for a new era of communications.

No one wants bad breath -- not when visiting friends and family, at a job interview, and especially not on a first date.

A portable touchscreen integrated health care device recently received approval from the Food and Drug Administration.

An Indian American teen in the San Francisco Bay Area has parlayed the tragedy of a 2018 wildfire to prevent the spread of future disasters

A team of researchers from the University of Maryland has 3D printed a soft robotic hand that is agile enough to play Nintendo's Super Mario

The One Love Machine Band is the freshest new punk band to come out of Berlin – and its members are made entirely of scrap metal

The life of the visually impaired has been improved greatly with the use of the WeWalk smart cane.

The Trueheart social impact search engine, which launched globally last week and was created by the married dynamic duo Amy and Scott Malin.

The idea of visiting the doctor's office with symptoms and leaving with a scientifically confirmed diagnosis is much closer to reality.

The ESA says it is “blown away” by the record 22,000 astronaut applicants including women and 200 people with disabilities.