A small glass chip that could one day help sniff out the building blocks of life on Mars has successfully detected sparse organic compounds in barren, Mars-like environments on Earth.

The executive producer of “America’s Army,” the free online game funded by the U.S. Army, is hopping mad at hackers who have taken advantage of the game’s security holes, saying, “the Army is angry, and we’re coming for you.”

Scientists have invented a machine that can measure how randy you are feeling.

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Leonardo da Vinci had the workshop of Andrea del Verrocchio in glorious Renaissance Florence to inspire his early innovative mind, and Thomas Jefferson could putter about in Monticello, in the Virginia countryside, sketching inventions after leading a nation. But the myth of the modern inventor, silicon heroes like Bill Gates and the Google guys, says [...]

Criminals face being identified within minutes of police arriving on the scene following new developments in DNA technology.

Scientists are developing an inkjet printer that can create “made to measure” skin and bones to treat people with severe burns or disfigurements.

Scientists at the University of California Los Angeles have successfully bonded flesh to silicon to create what they claim is world’s first muscled robot.