It sounds like the premise of a Halloween story…a lab growing thousands of mini brains. But the new technique actually holds the promise of curing diseases.

Sea levels are rising and there’s a growing realization that we may not stop it. So, around the world, engineers are considering how to adapt.

Does social media affect the happiness of its users? Recent findings suggest it does…and maybe not in a good way.

Engineers have created a lightweight metal material that can be used as protection from bullets, crashes, and more.

On Tuesday, ninety students will begin a first-of-its-kind program at Alexandria’s Edison High School….that focuses on preparing them for real global challenges.

Researchers at the University of Maryland have discovered a never-before-seen type of fire…which is – at the same time – dangerous, beautiful, and potentially useful.

Engineers are creating tiny nanoparticles…that they hope will have a big effect on acne.

More than fifty organizations are urging the US presidential candidates to address issues seldom discussed in the debates.

Last week, we told you how butterfly wing structure helps their flight. Engineers are also learning potentially useful aviation tricks from sharks.

Monarch butterflies fly so efficiently that they are able to make incredibly long migrations. The secret may lie in the tiny structures that color their wings.