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French researchers have produced highly conducive plastic fibers with a thickness of only a few nanometers.

Ferrari shows a reworked HY-KERS system in Beijing.

The ongoing development of vehicles offering two modes of transport was a key trend evident at Auto China last week. Personal transportation needs are changing and Geely and BMW are the latest to demonstrate cars with inclusive last-mile transport.

A new generation of sail-equipped hybrid cargo ships could use up to 30% less fuel.

Physicists at the University of Dundee have developed what could be the first generation of Dr. Who's sonic screwdriver.

Lifedge's case has an IP (Ingress Protection) rating of IP67 for keeping water and dust out. It will protect an iPad for 30 minutes in one metre of water, or if it is dropped onto a concrete floor from a height of one meter.

The 999Bottle tracks every water bottle you save by drinking from a reusable bottle.

A new theory could help overcome the density limit problem and help fusion power to become a reality.

A new school desk has been designed to protect students during an earthquake by absorbing the impact of falling concrete and steel weighing up to 1000 kg (about 1 ton).

Scientists at the University of Southern California (USC) have developed technology to cheaply produce stable liquid solar cells that can be painted or printed onto clear surfaces.

The Grillcube makes charcoal both easier and tastier.

Audi has added to its e-tron series of electric and hybrid concept cars with the unveiling of the first luxury-class e-tron car, the A6 L e-tron concept.