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MIT's Materials Project website is a database of chemical compounds, that scientists can use to drastically accelerate the pace of their materials research.

A team of researchers at the University of Notre Dame is reporting the creation of a "solar paint" that could mark an important milestone on the road to being able to paint building exteriors in solar cells.

A new sampling machine for Jell-O Temptations scans consumers for their age and blocks children from receiving treats.

ASUS has introduced the ET2700 all-in-one computer series with a 10-point multi-touch panel.

The CyberFire Football Set incorporates a reflective foam ball and LED-equipped "glasses," which cause the ball to appear to glow red or green.

So purpose-built that they're almost unseaworthy on the open waves, nuclear icebreakers are a fascinating solution to a specific problem - and the new class of double acting reversible ships that will replace them are just as interesting.

IBM has released its annual "Next 5 in 5" list, that outlines the top five technologies for the next five years.

The new One Moment biodegradable shoes take barefoot to a new level.

T3 Motion is set to launch the T3 Power Sport - a consumer version of its three-wheeled electric vehicle.

Scientists are creating self-healing electronics, that use liquid metal to instantly restore conductivity to cracked circuits.

From tomorrow, Canon 550D, 600D and 60D users will be able to shoot high dynamic range (HDR) video straight from their cameras thanks to Magic Lantern.

Nikon has finally revealed the successor to its 2008 D700 DSLR, a 36.3-megapixel HD-SLR named the D800.