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Copper-coated nanoparticles have been shown to be up to twice as effective as activated carbon at neutralizing unpleasant odors.

Architect Vincent Callebaut’s “Lilypad” concept is a completely self-sufficient floating city designed to accommodate up to 50,000 people.

The Double USB concept from designer Ma Yi Xuan would allow users to plug in a device without having first think about making sure the connector was the right way up.

A recent study suggests that, at least for worms, free radicals may not be the "bad guys" after all.

Gibson has announced that its Pure Analog Engine Signal Processing platform, which drives the tech in its Firebird X, is to be opened up to third party application development.

Scientists have created a self-healing adhesive, inspired by the substance that mussels use to bond themselves to rocks.

Fujitsu has announced the world's first biodegradable computer, made from organic plastic substitutes

Researchers have developed touchscreens containing carbon nanotubes that offer comparable performance to existing touchscreens containing indium tin oxide, but are much cheaper.

The Odourbuster mounts on an existing toilet, and uses a fan to draw odors down into the soil pipe.

Volvo will introduce a "virtually production-ready" plug-in hybrid version of it's V60 sports wagon at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show.

Gefen's ToolBox USB 2.0 hub Extender Long Range can power four devices at up to 100 meters including cameras, scanners, printers, keyboards, hard drives, DVD burners, external storage, digital signage, and automated control systems

On January 29, 1886, Karl Benz filed a Patent No. 37435 at the Reich Patent Office in Berlin – it is generally regarded as the birth certificate of the automobile and became the first of over 80,000 patents awarded to the Mercedes Benz marque. Happy birthday to the automobile and to the Mercedes Ben