Nanotech
The Future of Nanotech, the World's Tiniest Industry
With limitless applications, nanotechnology is fast becoming the world's foremost science.
Here's What You Should Know About the Commercial Applications of Graphene Nanotechnology
It's a boon: Metal-air batteries provide a sustainable and efficient solution to large scale adoption of electric vehicles
7 Clean-Tech Companies That Solve More Than Environmental Problems
To get people to make a change, sometimes it needs to be more than the right thing to do.
This Robot Is Like a Chauffeur for Slow Sperm
This new method of fertilization is the latest discovery in a rapidly expanding field of microrobots being built for navigating the human body.
Warning: If You Pee on These Walls, They'll Pee Back at You
Public urination has hit a messy, innovative wall in San Francisco thanks to this wizz-repelling paint.
Forget Toothpaste. This Nifty Toothbrush Scrubs Teeth Clean With Nanotech.
Thanks to the wonders of technology, you can now brush your teeth with nothing more than nano-ions.
Recharge Your Phone in 30 Seconds? This Startup Says It Can.
A nanotech company says it has developed technology that can charge a mobile phone in a few seconds and an electric car in minutes.
Big Innovations Are Happening in Tiny Packages
Welcome to the world of nanotech, where huge opportunities exist for tech entrepreneurs.
The U.S. Military Wants to Inject People's Brains With Painkilling Nanobots That Could Replace Medicine
Ever wish you could heal yourself like a superhero? The government is making it happen. Sort of.
A Tiny, Whip-Tailed Robot Can Administer Meds Anywhere In the Body
Is this miniscule magnetic cyborg swimmer the future of medicine delivery, egg fertilization and scar-free surgery -- all in one?
Photo-Taking Contact Lenses, Giant Crab Robots and Radiation-Blocking Underwear
A roundup of the 10 most interesting new technologies that make us scratch our heads and say, 'What the heck?'
Eye of the Tiger: U.S. Army Eyes Night Vision Contact Lenses
Forget heavy night vision goggles. Scientists are developing a better, lighter way for soldiers to see in the dark.
This Startup Says It Can Fully Charge Your Smartphone in 30 Seconds
Israel-based tech company StoreDot claims to have a new product that can move your smartphone's charge-o-meter from that red sliver of death to full-on green in well under a minute.
Peter Thiel's Newest Obsession: Nanotechnology.
The co-founder of Palantir and PayPal has invested in and joined the board of Nanotronics Imaging, a microscopy and software company.
Intel's Futurist: We'll Soon Be Living In Computers
As the size of a computer chip approaches zero, computational power will be everywhere and in everything, says Brian David Johnson, the resident futurist at Intel.