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The Cranklock allows cyclists to lean their bikes into corners as if they're riding a motorcycle - and it's reliably giving riders as much as a 20-second advantage on a simple 3km twisty descent. Could this device revolutionise competitive cycling?

SCORE stove generates free electricity from bio-mass and acoustics.

Nissan's new enhanced navigation system provides drivers with more information to make safer and greener driving decisions

Now all Ferrari fans can ‘wear their hearts on their sleeves’ and show their allegiance to the dancing horse brand with a new limited edition timepiece - the exclusive Ferrari Lap-Time Chronograph.

Baryonyx Corp project self-sustainable and able to power local schools and businesses.

Scientists in Nevada have found a new and environmentally friendly way to produce biodiesel from “chicken feather meal”, a material that consists of chicken feathers, blood, and innards.

A new ion rocket engine could cut months off a manned trip to Mars and save hundreds of billion dollars.

The University of Washington (UW) has developed Vanish – a prototype system that places a time limit on information uploaded to any web service through a web browser.

If you're thinking of getting a tattoo, you might want to make sure the artist is using InfinitInk - a tattoo ink that's just as permanent as regular ink, but four times quicker to remove through laser treatment.

To help prevent the spread of common diseases, Seal Shield has created a waterproof keyboard and mouse than can even be cleaned in the dishwasher

Google is about to turn e-mail on its head with the release of a revolutionary new technology called Google Wave that combines the strengths of e-mail with the immediacy of instant messaging and the collaborative power of social networking.

Swearing is a universal human phenomenon, arising in the right brain, when most language production occurs in the left brain. Now it appears that swearing has a ‘pain-lessening effect’ explaining why it developed and why it persists.