The new isotope of silicon allows scientists to observe quantum happenings for minutes at a time, with no vacuum.
A team of researchers is using a cockroaches movement patterns to build better robots.
See the mysteries behind the Antikythera mechanism.
The earliest known analog computer comes from more than 2,000 years ago in Greece.
The new IPv6 went into effect, increasing the number of IP addresses in an attempt to keep up with the growing popularity of the internet.
Using short, single strands of DNA, researchers at the Wyss Institute have been able to create letters, emoticons, and numbers that are billionths of a meter.
Researchers have figured out how to model pragmatic reasoning which may be used to help computers understand context.
This summer, the Japanese will have access to a phone that can measure and record radiation levels.
A convoy of cars with only one human driver in the lead car has successfully completed a 125 mile trip on a Spanish motorway.
Smiles can come about through frustration as well, and now a computer can recognize when it does.
Russian security firm Kaspersky Labs believes that Flame, a complex malware, has been operating since August, 2010.
New developments allow robots to interpret and respond to gestures.