BRING THE NOISE

A vast array of gadgets make it easy to blot out sonic intrusions-maybe a little too easy

Watch This Space

French satellite giant Eutelsat is taking on Elon Musk's Starlink-while navigating Russia's war in Ukraine, Brexit politics, and Iranian jamming attacks

THE GENERATIVE HUSTLE OF SATYA NADELLA

Microsoft's leader is betting everything on a future drenched in Al-even if it's the last thing invented by humankind

CROWDED HOUSE

Startups are buying properties and wooing first-time real estate investors to purchase shares. The scheme could spell trouble for both renters and aspiring homeowners

THE WITCHY AMBITION OF SIMA SISTANI

WeightWatchers' CEO was tasked with helping her company catch up in the digital age. Now she's scrambling to keep it relevant in the Ozempic age

THE UNPARALLELED SQUARENESS OF PETE BUTTIGIEG

Sure, the US secretary of transportation has thoughts on building bridges. But infrastructure occupies just a sliver of his voluminous mind

THE THREE MOUNDS AT RED CLOUD

How much truth and healing can forensic technology really bring? On the sites of Native American boarding schools, Marsha Small has made it her life's mission to find out

SONIC BOOM

With hundreds of thousands of podcasts competing for listeners, hosts are using IRL events and other strategies to make their shows more of an \"experience.\" Fans dig it

THE CASE FOR SOFTWARE CRITICISM

Software may be the defining cultural artifact of our age. It's time to build a culture of critical analysis around it

THE APOCALYPTIC OPTIMISM OF CHRISTOPHER NOLAN

The director says his new biopic, Oppenheimer, might just terrify you. At the very least, it'll force you to ask questions about history, fear, technology-all of it

The Ways to Travel the Multiverse

For nearly 100 years, physicists have been trying to reconcile the physics of the smallest building blocks of the universe (quantum physics) with the physics of the galactically large (Einstein's theory of general relativity)

Can AI Really Teach a Novice Wood-worker How to Complete Their First Project?

What began as a "simple" thought experiment quickly morphed into a complicated and potentially dangerous hands-on experience in the real world of woodworking

A Living History of the Humble Paper Airplane

For centuries, paper airplanes have unlocked the science of flight—now they could inspire drone designs

There Has Never Been a Better Time to Buy a SMART GRILL

THE CHOICE USED TO BE BETWEEN CHARCOAL AND PROPANE flavor or easy

Brava's Glass Smart Oven Cooks at the Speed of Light

SMART OVENS USE A MIX OF SENSORS AND SOFTS ware to cook food to your liking

The Pentagon's Hypersonic Rocket Engine

HYPERSONIC ENGINES COME IN ALL shapes and sizes-some are even 3Dprinted

IN THE WAR AGAINST THE SPOTTED LANTERNFLY, TWO TINY WASPS COULD BE THE SECRET WEAPON

The insect flutters her antennae to taste the egg mass beneath her, movements stuttering like stop-motion animation

Our Model of Human Color Perception Being Wrong

ON A FLIGHT FROM NEW YORK CITY TO Berlin, the route map might look a little curious: The shortest path between these two cities is surely a straight line, and yet the flight path curves distinctly

How Ukraine's "Secret Weapon" Shrugs Off Russian Radio Interference

SINCE THE START OF ITS WAR WITH Ukraine, Russia claims to have taken out 90 percent of Kyiv's drones with radio jamming

If We Can Eradicate Zombie Cells

AS WE AGE, OUR BODIES FILL UP WITH a type of dysfunctional cell that permanently stops dividing, called a \"senescent cell.\"

Leroy Hood Wants to Show You How to LIVE FOR A REALLY, REALLY LONG TIME

With a big data approach and a focus on disease prevention, the renowned biologist is on a quest to start a healthcare revolution

AR Apps: Now Available on a Smartphone Near You

Adobe Aero AR Democratizes Sharable Augmented Reality Content

Advancing Efficiency in Battery Production

Current Lithium Mining Practices are Wasteful and Destructive to the Environment. New Technologies Developed by EnergyX Could Change That.

Let iFetch Entertain and Exercise the Doggo

The iFetch Automatic Ball Launcher Can Play With Your Pooch for Hours, Even When You Can't

Getting Back to Camping Basics With iKamper

The camping craze is hot, but more and more, getting out into the natural world involves extravagant van conversions and luxury RVs. That’s fine if you’ve got the time and coin to devote to it, but what about paring it down to a minimal amount of gear to travel light and comfortably, without such a production? That’s the market segment that iKamper fills, and they do it quite elegantly.

Escape From Whakaari

Netflix Documentary Shows First-Hand Footage of Daring Rescue From Erupting Volcano

The Icarus Projects

Car Start-Ups Drawn to the Sun

That's Trippy, Man

Digital Artist and Curator Trippy Shares His Thoughts on the Future of NFTs

Clearing the Air

loT Tech is Transforming Air Quality in Denver Public Schools and Nationwide

Take a Right at the Intersection of Wellness and Science

Dr. Deepak Chopra Discusses How Advances in Technology Can Aid the Holistic Medicine Movement