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Fender has launched a series of guitars aimed at players wanting the distinct tone of old growth timber, while enjoying modern features and hardware. A limited amount of reclaimed wood from obscure locations in the US has been secured for an interesting take on its iconic Strat and Tele guitars.

Intel has announced the winners of its 2014 International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). Intel says it is the world's largest high-school science research competition. The top prize went to 15-year-old Nathan Han for his software that studies the mutations of a gene linked to breast cancer.

Researchers at the A*STAR's Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (IBN) in Singapore have developed a nanogel using self-assembling ultrashort peptide technology that can heal burn wounds much faster than the silicone-based wound dressings currently used

The SL 400 Sport is a new “entry” version of the Mercedes Benz SL two-seat roadster that will feature a twin turbocharged V6 engine that puts out 333 hp and goes from 0-62 mph (100 km/h) in 5.2 seconds, on the way to a top speed of 155 mph (249 km/h).

Work by a team from the University of Edinburgh is likely to have significant real-world implications in the field of regenerative medicine. For the first time, the team has successfully regenerated a living organ in mice by manipulating DNA.

While many people no doubt still look at the da Vinci robotic surgical system as a sort of "wonder of the future," it's actually been around now for over 10 years. Therefore, it shouldn't come as a surprise that the new-and-improved Xi model has just been announced.

The Johammer is the first production electric motorcycle to break the 200 km range mark. It's also pretty much the strangest looking two-wheeler we've ever come across.

Tracking shooting success on the basketball court can provide some valuable insights. Looking to extend the benefits of these analytics beyond the professional arena is Wilson, who has announced its Smart Basketball designed to allow tracking of training performance.

For those who must tear themselves away from gazing into the mirror in order to take a selfie, iStrategyLabs has come up with a solution. SELFIE is a mirror that takes a snap of the user and shares it to Twitter. It is at once a nifty implementation of technology and a humorous comment on society.

Researchers at Stanford University are looking to make games more interactive, with a prototype controller that monitors the player's physiological responses, then changes the gameplay to make it more engaging based on the player's feelings.

The Micro, a Kickstarter project by Maryland-based company M3D, is building a 3D printer that's not only cheap ($300), but also compact, quiet, power-conscious, and highly user-friendly.

ESA has released compelling video footage displaying the ascent of its Sentinel 1A satellite as viewed from external cameras mounted on the Soyuz Fregat upper stage launch vehicle.