Engineering

Transporting construction materials to the moon is very expensive; astronaut urine could provide a solution

Study knocks down some theories for the origin of a mysterious light signature that has puzzled physicists for years

While diagnostic testing is crucial to staying on top of the illness’ spread, some tech could also lend a hand

New research describes a way to make flexible, single-use displays more environmentally friendly

Discovery by Drexel researchers could open new application for MXene nanomaterials

Research team's clever tweak slows down the flow of energy (and thus heat) that builds up inside the battery when it short circuits

A team has done what a scientist first suggested in 1961 was possible, but has eluded everyone since: controlling the nucleus of a single atom using only electric fields

USC researchers created a new smart material that accommodates shifts in acoustic transmission on demand

Purdue University’s Ray W. Herrick Laboratories explore how human health is affected by  an indoor lifestyle