Scientists are discovering ways to warm up super- conductors and change the way power is used. (more)

New MRI technology will capture a person’s dreams in visual images. (more)

The Church of Google offers humorous philosophical proofs that the popular search engine may be God. (more)

Prince Charles recently delivered a speech to the World Future Energy Conference via hologram. (more)

Researchers have developed a device that generates energy from the simple act of walking. (more)

Emotiv's neuro-headset lets you command a computer solely with the power of your mind. (more)

Our understanding of what is or isn't "real" is being challenged, thanks to hyper-connectivity, hyper-conductivity, and processor speed. How is our personal sense of "reality" being transformed by new technological highs? (more)

A solar powered car designed by Taiwanese engineers may hit the streets within a year. (more)

New technologies that manipulate the human mind and emotions can be used as military weapons or to liberate human potential. How come nobody is telling us about them? (more)

Researchers demonstrate that microbes convert petroleum into methane, and that hydrogen might be next. (more)

The foreground of The Prestige is a war between two rival professional magicians. But on another level it explores the roots of modern media as seen through the 19th century concepts of illusion and electricity. (more)

An advance in video-gaming allows users to virtually interact in scenes of dialogue with other characters. (more)

A trip into the new borderless realm, which is not bound by geography, but rather by technology. (more)

Researchers from Oregon State have developed a "green glue" derived from the proteins mussels use to cling to rocks. (more)

Technische Universität Darmstadt wins the Solar Decathlon, a competition to design, build, and operate the most attractive and energy efficient solar powered house. (more)

Handheld device creates “information spaces," a kind of virtual reality desktop on any surface. [Video] (more)

Bad boy bioengineer J. Craig Venter will soon announce the first organism created with synthetic chromosomes. (more)

Let me introduce myself. I am RoseRose, doing business on Google Earth 2007 as an alien paleoanthropologist from another timeframe, studying the heirloom code of Homo Sapiens. I’m focusing on your critical position at the beginning of the psychedelic age, with the emergence of the first psychedelically informed superpower: Google. (more)

"Uber-geeks" and a curious billionaire come together for the Annual Singularity Summit. (more)

Galactic Suite Limited plans to launch a space hotel to orbit Earth by 2012. (more)

Weapons manufacturer Raytheon has developed new devices that inflcit pain without physical injury. While some are hailing the technology as a boon for non-lethal combat methods, critics fear it has seriously dark implications. (more)

The She's Geeky (un)conference provides an agenda-free open space for women in the tech trade. (more)

Russian artists have developed a headset that turns reality into a virtual world. (more)

This inexpensive, eco-friendly, open-source shelter system is suitable for festivals and disasters alike. (more)

MIT scientists turn energy from our body's movements into electricity. (more)

Researchers combine Buckyballs and carbon nanotubes to create organic solar cells that you "paint" onto surfaces. (more)

Buck Rogers, eat your heart out. The skin tight spacesuit is coming our way.
(more)

The iPhone's net effect is to take computing power away from people. (more)

Win $100,000 for a design solution that solves one of humanity's most pressing problems. (more)