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A technique that uses DNA molecules as scaffolding for the precise assembly of components such as millions of carbon nanotubes, nanowires and nanoparticles could provide a new way to pack more power and speed into computer chips.

The success of the TTXGP for electric motorcycles on the Isle of Man in June has spawned a world championship series for 2010 and the likely commercial availability of an electric racing bike early in the year.

NASA successfully launches rocket using a safer, eco-friendlier alternative fuel.

Researchers are looking to cram more transistors onto integrated circuits by adapting the same methods used in fusion-energy research to create extremely thin plasma beams for a new class of 'nanolithography'.

The Wearable Artificial Kidney (WAK) is a miniaturized dialysis machine that can be worn as a belt, allowing patients with end stage renal failure the freedom to engage in daily activity while undergoing uninterrupted dialysis treatment.

The Multimac four-seater child seat safely accommodates four children in the back of an average-sized family car.

LaCie’s new Big Disk Network and d2 Network are professional file servers optimized for users to instantly store, share, and back up files, from any PC or Mac on a wired or wireless network.

In 1974 Evel Knievel launched himself across the Snake River Canyon in Idaho in what was to be the biggest stunt and biggest flop of his daredevil career aboard the rocket powered Sky-Cycle.

Premiering recently at AKFest 2009, Emerald Physics CS3 loudspeaker joins the acclaimed CS1 and CS2.3 as part of the company's unconventional line-up.

Automotive engineering facilities in the UK have joined forces to design a system which allows conventional delivery vans to be cheaply converted to run in a zero-emissions, all-electric mode for urban use

Boeing plans to have a new unmanned platform based on the X-45C in the air by December 2010. Dubbed Phantom Ray, the internally funded venture will build on the knowledge gained in the X-45 project.

TIME magazine has announced its list of the world’s 100 most influential people of 2009 and brand futurist and author Martin Lindstrom is on the list.