Doped and deadly

There's a virus in the camera

Why water droplets stick to rose petals?

The ghost of Christmas yet to come: how an AI ‘SantaNet’ might end up destroying the world

Scientists identified a series of behaviours by the AI general intelligence system which, though well-intentioned, could have adverse impacts on …

Simply put: Politics shakti

Stainless glass

How soot can help surfaces repel both oil and water

How old is the universe?

...or how young?

Weighty matter

Feat of filigree

Even modern technology cannot equal the uniformity discovered in fine gold and silver threads found in a 17th century Mughal tent

No easy smokes

Remote sensing devices for measuring vehicular emissions have come of age

Microwave pollution detector

Big is out, small is in

A financially squeezed NASA has been forced to look for cheaper ways to explore the solar system

Fingering the keyboard

Indian scientists are developing computers that can understand and respond to the spoken wordIndian scientists are developing computers that can …

Smaller and faster

A new technique could result in particle accelerators small enough to be accommodated in any university laboratory

Just cool it

Using electricity to draw out pollutants from soil

A cheap and environmentally benign technology has been developed to rid soils of contaminants

Keeping Mars clean

Caught between athletes and technology

Technology is taking sports to new highs, triggering a debate on whether competitions should be between people or between machines.

US space shot lifts tethered satellite

Comet snaring

Genetic signature

Laser duster

New light on the past

Latest technologies are set to bring a sea change in the field of archaeology and anthropology

Warning signals

Short-lived independence

Scientists may have had their first glance of a rare state of matter -- a quark-gluon plasma