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A team of Harvard researchers has perfected a technique to track cells and molecules in live tissue at video rate.

A new high performance fiber that tougher than Kevlar has been created by the U.S Department of Defence.

After an experimental test mission lasting over 220 days, the Boeing X-37B successfully de-orbited and landed safely at Vandenberg Air Force Base last week, making it the United States' first unmanned vehicle to return from space and land on its own.

Engineers at Bristol University say a real-life version of the sonic screwdriver could be created that would use sonic technology to open locks and undo screws.

Japanese company Takayanagi is taking orders for its first one person electric vehicle (EV), the Miluira, due to be released in March 2011.

The 1,400-hp New York Hornblower Hybrid will be the world's first hydrogen powered hybrid ferry and will run on a combination of hydrogen fuel cells, solar, wind and diesel power.

A student from Bournemouth University (UK) has designed a motorcycle helmet that will be easier for paramedics to remove after an accident, saving vital seconds and possibly lives.

It's the third best-selling car in history, behind only the Volkswagen Beetle and Model T Ford, selling more than eight million units in over 100 countries. It was manufactured in 28 different countries over a third of a century. Got it yet?

Mercedes Benz has added a spotlight function to its Active Night View Assist Plus system that directs light on people on the road so that both the driver and the pedestrian are alerted to the presence of the approaching vehicle.

The latest test of Horizon Energy System's AEROPAK fuel cell power system has seen it fitted aboard an Elbit Systems Skylark I-LE UAS (Unmanned Aircraft System) and put through its paces.

In what could be the first step towards same-sex couples having their own genetic children, reproductive scientists have produced male and female mice from two fathers using stem cell technology.

Fujitsu's new hybrid energy harvesting device can convert both heat and light into electricity