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Opportunistic thieves create headaches for urban bike riders. But what if your rode an unstealable bike?

Food poisoning puts thousands of lives at risk each year, but tracking tainted food just got easier with a harmless food additive that acts like a bar code.

In oceans around the world, coral reefs are damaged. Can we save them with 3D printed coral?

Can a blood test be used to provide an objective diagnosis of depression? A team at Northwestern thinks so.

A mind-bending illusion could make gifts of candy and flowers passé.

Think you’re a shutterbug? NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory has captured over 100 million images of our sun.

When Seahawks fans rocked the stadium, scientists put all that energy to good use and tested a new seismograph that could save lives.

While pumping up the volume on the television set is a common practice for those of us over 70, the result is not always comfortable for others in the room. But what if you could target the audio to a single spot in the room?

Advanced techniques for fabricating lightweight fuel tanks will help spacecraft go farther than ever before.

MIT does it again – this time, with a camera that can use LED light like an x-ray.