Simple, inexpensive water-filters based on the natural water-purifying properties of plants could help reduce the occurrences of water-borne diseases in areas with no clean drinking water.

A greener alternative to bleach and chemicals, the Immerse-A-Clean wand uses electricity and a non-toxic catalyst to turn ordinary water into a sanitizer and general-purpose cleaner.

It took until the very last attempt in a week of racing, but suddenly everything came together:

A patch able to be glued to the skin and used as a thermometer could be used monitor blood flow in realtime, or used in reverse to deliver therapeutic heat to the skin.

Researchers have developed a phase-changing material that will allow drugs to be delivered to particular locations in the body and released when exposed to a bit of heat.

Designed to address Japan’s aging population and dwindling labor force, the Ankle Walking Assist Device could help to keep the elderly more active.

On 10/9 at Da Nang, Hai Son Company Limited building and repairing ships of Song Thu (General Department of Defence Industry) has launched military ship ST-2300.

Over one year of working, a speed-ship gets two hulls with modern technologies, finished by clever workers in southern river region, Vietnam.

Satellites, regardless of their function, are expensive. Between development, launch costs, and maintenance a single satellite can cost millions of dollars to keep in orbit.

In women who use donor eggs to become pregnant through in vitro fertilization (IVF), those who are obese are just as likely to become pregnant as normal weight women, according to a new report.