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Virtual Sleuths to Unmask Online VillainsFacial recognition tech and behavioral analysis may identify the humans or bots behind virtual avatars.
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Deadly Dance Between Taliban and U.S. Forces Mirrors Predator and Prey EvolutionBoth insurgents and U.S. forces face a deadly game of adaptation.
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Fear of Risk Threatens Medical InnovationA fear of taking risks may be killing medical innovation in both public and private sectors.
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Modern Test Pilots Need Warrior Discipline and Geek SmartsNegative Green Lantern, the pattern is full.
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10 Modern Tools for Indiana JonesModern archaeologists get robots instead of bullwhips.
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Archaeology's Tech Revolution Since Indiana JonesMuch has changed in archaeology since Indy fought Nazis with bullwhip in hand.
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Sex in the Digital Age: Just One Human RequiredSexting with a robot doesn't make cheating any less dirty.
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From Shelves to Internet: America's Digital Library Takes ShapeThe future digital library's founders want to borrow your ideas.
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U.S. Considers Open-Source Software for CybersecurityOpen-source might actually mean better cybersecurity defenses for government networks.
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Crime-Fighting Tactic Helps Hunt Infectious DiseasesA law enforcement method can help track down the greatest killers of all.
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Universal Standards Pushed for Smart Health GadgetsDevices that can share health data allow patients to update family and health care providers.
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Nanopatch Could Reverse Heart Attack DamageA tiny savior promises to give heart attack victims a chance to return to normal.
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Schizophrenic Simulation: Computer Acts Out Human DiseaseJust don't expect to find a beautiful mind.
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Rapid ID of bin Laden Uses Relatives' DNA MatchesDNA testing technology gets one of its most high-profile subjects yet.
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Could America Really Build a 'Star Wars' AT-AT Walker?Robotics experts weigh in on making "Star Wars" science fiction into science fact.
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U.S. Rolls the Dice on Pharmaceutical Drug InnovationThe U.S. government hopes to bridge the gap between basic science discoveries and creating new pharmaceutical drugs.
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Backdoor Diplomacy: How U.S. Scientists Reach Out to FrenemiesU.S. scientists helped open Cold War talks with the Soviet Union and continue to reach out to rogue nations.
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Can Energy Innovation Learn From the Manhattan and Apollo Projects?The president's budget proposal compares its energy innovation approach to the Manhattan and Apollo projects, but experts say that the analogy only goes so far.
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Painless Diabetes Monitor Talks to SmartphoneOne-third of Americans may need to make use of a blood sugar monitor by 2050.
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New Treatment May Prevent Deadly Radiation SicknessPromising stem cell therapy could make lethal doses of radiation less lethal.
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Tech Tracks Social Media Crowd Reactions to TVTracking audience responses to the last episode of ‘CSI’ isn't child's play, but a new technology platform could do the job
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'Smart Homes' Sneak Up on HomeownersSmart technologies that save energy in houses may arrive piece by piece.
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Aftereffects: How Japan Can Improve Its Earthquake, Tsunami DefensesJapan survived disaster. Now it has the technology to do better.
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Best Buy Aims to Sell Americans on Electric CarsA familiar face is ready to help sell you on the electric car future.
