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We photographed the EBR 1190SX at an abandoned warehouse on the edge of town. Here’s a few first impressions, and a bunch of highly irresponsible photographs to tide you over until we get a chance to do a full road review.

Some people attempt to convert existing bikes to electrics, although doing so usually involves a fair bit of technical know-how. Mechanical engineer Micah Toll now hopes to open up that conversion process to everyone, with his Barak Electric Bicycle Kit.

Scientists from the University of Liverpool have developed a polymer that soaks up the carbon dioxide from smokestack emissions, for use in other applications. It could also be used to facilitate the switch-over to hydrogen power.

Jutting out of the peak of Kronplatz mountain at 2,275 m (7,463 ft) above sea level in Italy's South Tyrol region, the Messner Mountain Museum Corones is classic Zaha Hadid.

Umbrellas never seem to be around when you need them and even if you do have one in hand when the rain starts to fall, they can often be a struggle to put up. The motorized, push button-operated, weather-sensing Haz Umbrella is designed to tackle these issues.

New York City's much-maligned LaGuardia Airport is getting a long-overdue makeover, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has revealed. The redesign will cost an estimated US$4 billion.

Most "new" products we see are really just minor evolutions of gadgets that have been around for years. But here's one that's completely unlike anything we've used before. Meet Thync, a wearable that zaps your brain to change your mood – like a drug that replaces chemicals with technology.

Intel Corporation and Micron Technology's new 3D XPoint (3D Crosspoint) technology is described as a "major breakthrough in memory process technology," that is 1,000 times faster than NAND flash memory.

While many people may like the "pop-in-your-mouth" texture of caviar, not everyone likes the taste ... or the price. That's why Montreal entrepreneur Naor Cohen created the grandly-named Imperial Spherificator. It takes a liquid of your choice, and converts it into fish egg-like pearls.

NASA has released a global color map of the dwarf planet Ceres showing the highs and lows of topography on the rocky body's surface. The new map comes with new official names for many of the craters and other geological features dotting the surface of the planet.

A team of engineering students and faculty at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln have devised several systems that harness power from railway tracks. They could be used to illuminate warning lights at rural railway crossings.

Researchers at MIT have developed a new material that shows promise for use in ultra-long drug delivery systems. A type of polymer gel, the material is flexible and pH-responsive, allowing it to reside in the stomach for long periods of time before safety dissolving in the small intestine.