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Waste products can be recycled to produce electricity.

Whether it's for solar surfing or storing liquid oxygen, NASA is looking for a way to achieve cryogenic temperatures in deep space.

When a robot falls down, there's no easy way to get it back on its feet – but a solution could be a click away.

What was once only available to a select group of scientists is now available to all; so anyone with an internet connection can take a walk on Mars.

Using both ultraviolet and visible light, TEMPO will monitor the air across North America – from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean; from Mexico City and the Yucatan Peninsula to the Canadian oil sands.

Researchers from the University of Iowa and the United States Geological Survey have developed a rapid response system that uses satellite and GPS data to identify the location of the earthquake and its impact.

Researchers at NASA Langley have come up with a multi-phase project that starts with a robotic airship and ends with a floating city in the clouds of Venus.

Researchers at the University of Buffalo have developed a Doppler radar system that can identify the unique shape and size of person's heart.

LaRC-SI is used in flexible circuitry, advanced composites and adhesives, and as a protective coating for fiber optics and wires.

Chocolatiers hire an army of materials scientists and technology experts to create the conditions that make the perfect piece of chocolate.