Science and engineering

A new study suggests there isn't a straightforward link between different bumps, spins, and blows to the head and the likelihood of concussion. It's more complicated than that.

The ultra-slow waves that pass through our brains are directly linked to consciousness and play a central role in how the complex brain coordinates itself, new research suggests.

Seiko Epson Corporation has developed and recently commenced shipping samples of two new, high-performance six-axis inertial measurement units, the M-G370 and the M-G365.

"The deep mantle is a weird place with mysterious features..."

"We want to characterize stars that are similar to our own solar system, because that's our best guess as to what other planetary systems might have life."

Nobuaki Kurumatani today took office as the first Chairman and CEO of Toshiba Corporation (TOKYO: 6502) to be appointed from outside the company in over 50 years

More accurate predictions about the methane cows produce could help in the fight against climate change.

Researchers have developed a straightforward way to make a type of conducting polymers with high surface area—called “nanoflowers”—potentially useful for energy transfer and storage.

New discovery suggests that all life may share a common design principle.

As part of an effort to identify distant planets hospitable to life, NASA has established a crowdsourcing project in which volunteers search telescopic images for evidence of debris disks around stars, which are good indicators of exoplanets.

Taking antibiotic drugs may make us more susceptible to other infections down the road, a new study with mice suggests.

Fujitsu Limited and Blue Prism Group PLC today announced that they will be working closely together to deliver Blue Prism's market leading Robotic Process Automation (RPA) offering to enterprise clients across a wide range of industries.

Dana engineers in North America worked closely with Toyota to optimize the rear propshafts in the Toyota Tacoma, Sequoia, and Tundra vehicles.