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Finnish researchers may be able to help all you aspiring rappers out there. Their DeepBeat machine learning algorithm can help shmucks like us create rap lyrics, with a little help from the pros.​

NASA’s (MAVEN) orbiter measures how fast the Martian atmosphere is being lost. today. According to the space agency, the Red Planet is losing about 100 gm (3.5 oz) per second.

Scientists at the Queensland University of Technology in Australia have discovered a gene in an ancient Australian native tobacco plant that they say is the key to growing crops in space.

Join Gizmag as we give a big thumbs up to ten of the most attractive, innovative, and downright interesting tiny houses we've come across in the past 12 months.

A group of scientists at the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems (IPMS) have developed an electrocardiogram (ECG) that operates from within a car’s driver’s seat.

A new thermochemical system is able to store energy from concentrated solar power plants indefinitely and then release it at record efficiency, in what could be an important step toward a greener energy grid.

New York-based company 3Dphotoworks​ is aiming to make the 2D world of art accessible to blind people using a 3D printing process that turns paintings, drawings and photographs into 3D printed tactile fine art.​

Boomr is a camera strap and sling which aims to make carrying a DSLR or mirrorless camera more comfortable thanks to shock absorbing bungee cord. We recently got a hands-on with the strap which is looking for funding on Kickstarter.

This year Microsoft not only gave us a new kind of 2-in-1 with the Surface Book, but it also launched an upgraded version of its classic 2-in-1. Join Gizmag as we review the terrific Surface Pro 4.

Images taken by the Hubble Space Telescope have been analyzed by a team of astronomers, uncovering a population of very old white dwarf stars. It's the first time the ancient stars have been observed, and their study provides clues regarding the early construction phase of our home galaxy.

Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL) have used zinc oxide and titanium dioxide nanoparticles to boost the tomato plant's ability to absorb light and minerals, resulting in significantly more fruit by weight.

Last year, we reported on the Thames Deckway: a very ambitious billion dollar proposal to build a floating, sustainably-powered cycle path on the River Thames, in the heart of London. In a bid to raise funds to move the project forward, an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign has been launched.