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Synthesis delivered seven core roles played by innovation, innovators, and innovation managers.

A gun that spits out ball bearings after spinning them to extreme speeds is being developed by a US inventor. The novel design has already caught the imagination of some defence industry experts.

Extremely low-fat diets may be good for your heart, but they’re not good for your waistline. Research in mice finds that you need to eat new fat to get rid of old fat.

The models show a baby-faced young man with chubby cheeks and his family’s characteristic overbite, a weak chin and a pronounced, sloping nose beneath an elongated scalp. Check out these photos.

No sooner did NASA’s deadline pass for companies to submit proposals for a new passenger space transit system than the agency changed the ground rules — a move that not only will challenge project bidders to accelerate development plans, but also opens the door for a partnership of eclectic space entrepreneurs to demonstrate if it […]

Scientists at the Cornell University in Ithaca, New York have created small robots that can build copies of themselves.

Web services leader Google Inc. has won a license to operate in China and has bought a Web address as it battles Yahoo Inc. in the world’s second-largest Internet market.

Know how long the Brooklyn Bridge is? The date of Andy Warhol’s death? The height of the Sears Tower?

It’s just one week until the Electronic Entertainment Expo, when the video-game industry descends on Los Angeles for the world’s most spectacular trade show — one that promises to pack a one-two-three punch to the industry.

Life is full of little annoyances. We would like to hear what tactics - be they petty, passive aggressive or perhaps even mildly effective - that people use to deal with some of them.

Marketing has finally become a conversation. Not, in most cases, as was intended, BETWEEN corporations and consumers (that would make too much sense), but rather a global conversation involving millions of consumers ABOUT corporations.

Some 90 percent of murderers are mentally ill, a higher percentage than believed previously, according to a Swedish study.