- Offbeat (18 Jan, 2010)
British Artist Makes Portraits from Junk 
A talented British artist, Jane Perkins, decided to recycle and reuse different objects, which most people would throw away, to create beautiful masterpieces. ...
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- Technology (18 Jan, 2010)
Japanese Researchers Develop Electric and Hybrid Vessels 
With an increasing demand in eco-friendly vehicles, IHI Marine United Inc., decided to create a plug-in vessel powered by lithium-ion batteries. ...
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- Current Events (15 Jan, 2010)
Villa on the Moon - the Designers Vision 
Specialists from Royal Haskoning Architects, being commissioned by Quest, a science magazine, designed an open villa that brings the idea of how it would be possible to live on the moon. ...
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- Technology (15 Jan, 2010)
The Biggest Solar Carport in the United States -
Recently the American energy company Alpha Energy opened a huge 1 megavolt grid-connected power system in Bordentown, NJ. It is said that the system is the largest solar powered carport construction in the United States. ...
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- Technology (15 Jan, 2010)
Cornucopia - 3D Food Printer 
Working singles almost have no time to have a balanced diet, which is why two graduate students from MIT's Fluid Interfaces Group decided to come up with a rather interesting and yet unusual idea - a 3D food printer. ...
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- Environment (15 Jan, 2010)
Boston Archology - A Self-sustainable Floating Structure 
This city is called the Boston Archology (BOA) and its design is credited to E.Kevin Schopfer, AIA, RIBA. ...
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- Technology (15 Jan, 2010)
Amazing Watch from Max Busser and Friends 
Max Busser and Friends revealed another horological masterpiece that will surely amaze you by its look and complex nature – Horological Machine No2-SV. ...
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- Technology (15 Jan, 2010)
Most Complicated and Expensive Wristwatch -
It is rather difficult to imagine a wristwatch that would cost 2.7 million dollars and offer 36 complicated functions. And yet, it has been created! ...
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- Technology (14 Jan, 2010)
Speaker System Allows Baby to Hear Mother's Voice in the Womb 
If you want your baby to get in touch with the latest technology then the Ritmo Advanced Sound System can help you with that. ...
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- Technology (14 Jan, 2010)
Latest Invention: Glass that Can Clean Groundwater from Pollutants 
Scientist from the College of Wooster managed to come up with a special glass that can swell like a sponge. The glass could be used to clean contaminated sources of water. ...
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- Science (14 Jan, 2010)
Radiation from Cell Phones Could Fight Alzheimer's, at Least in Mice -
According to a new study carried out by a group of researchers from University of South Florida, the radiation from cell phones can reverse Alzheimer's-like symptoms. ...
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- Technology (14 Jan, 2010)
Latest Invention: Device that Turn Wi-Fi Signals into Electricity -
At the Consumer Electronics Show that is currently taking place in Las Vegas, the spokesman for RCA said that one of the company's most useful inventions, called Airenergy, is able to produce electricity from WiFi signals. ...
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- Health & Fitness (14 Jan, 2010)
Innovative ED Drug Acts in 15 Min, Study Shows 
The new-class erectile dysfunction drug called Avanafil will hit the markets soon. The innovative drug acts much faster than popular ED drugs, such as Viagra. ...
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- Technology (13 Jan, 2010)
Latest Invention: Flexible Multi-touch Screen Tech -
Researchers from New York University has come up with an idea to create a firm called Touchco and develop flexible multi-touch screens that react to different objects, fingers and hands. ...
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- Technology (13 Jan, 2010)
Pads Use Paper Battery to Generate Power when Someone Walks Over Them -
Designer Stephen Chan Wing Tak is the author of the Eco-Enegry Flooring System pads that feature a paper battery system used to collect energy that is generated when people walk and run over the piezoelectric blocks. ...
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