Science and engineering

As climate change accelerates, IBM is galvanizing the global science community with a massive infusion of computing resources, weather data, and cloud services to help researchers examine the effects of climate change, and explore strategies to mitigate its effects. 

Global food commodity prices will remain low over the next decade compared to previous peaks, as demand growth in a number of emerging economies is expected to slow down.

"We've created an exceptionally small and extraordinarily powerful device that converts light into energy," says Qiaoqiang Gan.

Takeda Pharmaceutical Company and Axcelead Drug Discovery Partners, Inc. today announced the start of operations for AXCELEAD occurred on July 1, 2017

Immersive experiences demand massive computing power; new sensing and capturing technologies in both the PC and cloud; premium content access; and huge amounts of data flow – a call for mind-blowing advancements that Intel is proud to answer

To really understand how long-lost cultures lived, archaeologists need to understand the "soundscape," not just the visuals, of a location.

Study: Without HOV policies, urban traffic gets much, much worse.

Certain flame retardants were banned in 2004, but still make their way through the umbilical cord, say researchers.

А research team led by Princeton engineers has revealed in remarkable new detail how liquid droplets can develop structure amidst the soup of material found inside a living cell.

Most of the frogs alive today wouldn't be here without the asteroid or comet that killed off the dinosaurs 66 million years ago.

Understanding trihydrogen brings scientists "closer to understanding the chemical reactions that created the building blocks of life in the universe."

Krill hotspot fuels incredible biodiversity in Antarctic region

NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Baidu today announced a broad partnership to bring the world's leading artificial intelligence technology to cloud computing, self-driving vehicles and AI home assistants.

A scale model of the supersonic Russian-Indian BrahMos cruise missile is currently on display at the International Maritime Defense Show in St. Petersburg

FUJIFILM Corporation (President: Kenji Sukeno) is delighted to announce five of its products received the 2017 TIPA awards.