Innovation Now

To both health conscious eaters and environmentalists alike, seaweed is an exciting crop. It thrives in waters that humans are pumping full of pollutants, and now – it tastes like bacon!

Winds in Saturn’s atmosphere reach speeds of more than one thousand miles per hours. What if we could use that wind as a source of energy?

NASA technologies often make their way into the commercial world, but the NASA tech transfer may appear at your favorite grocery or department store!

When searching for ways to reduce the noise associated with wind turbines, and airplanes, researchers have turned to the experts in nature – the owl.

Hubble is a resounding success. It has helped us advance our scientific knowledge of the universe and pushed the boundaries of our vision. But where do we go from here?

For those of us who remember 2001 – A Space Odyssey, science is about to imitate art once again as engineers give exercise a whole new spin.

Did you know that the friction created between the ground and the rolling tires on a car consumes almost 10 percent of the car’s fuel? Find out how engineers plan to put that friction to work to save energy rather than burn it.

Although we have learned much about objects in space, we still have many questions about what is going on beneath these rocky surfaces. And a NASA funded project might just help us get under the hood of an asteroid.

86,400 seconds in a day. But on June 30, 2015, a leap second was added to our clocks in order to keep our timekeeping strategies consistent.

Can’t find that TV remote again. No worries – you will soon be able to change the channel with your mind.