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Hire seven experts to work for a year building a complex product. Then, give it away to anyone who wants it.
GOOD Company Finalist GitHub is creating the assembly line of the information revolution.
A group of farmer-scientists are building a civilization from scratch in rural Missouri, and they invite anyone, anywhere to copy their plans.
Move over, Kevin Costner. There's a new oil spill cleaning robot in town. And this one is being developed for purpose, not profit.
The engineer on robot drones, the drawbacks of cutting-edge nanotechnology, and the merits of open-source inventions.
The new White House Farmers' Market opened this morning. Michelle Obama had this to say: Farmers' markets are a simple but major ingredient in...
Since they are taking his BlackBerry away, maybe Obama will have more time for gardening. After angering foodies by not picking any of the...
Ever since the New York Times had some "issues" with using anonymous sources, they've been much more careful about granting anonymity, and for...
Well, not exactly. Researchers at the University of Rochester Medical Center have determined that there are some very strong ties between cold...
Too frequently the slick, overly produced style of network television news shows ends up obscuring the actual subjects they're purportedly...
Life on Earth requires an energy-transporting molecule called ATP to survive. And as experts point out, you need enzymes to make ATP and ATP to...
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We've been talking some about the relative cleanliness, or lack of cleanliness, of U.S. drinking water. But did you know that some of the most...
The Airdrop is a low-tech fix to a serious problem: growing food during a drought.
Boba milk tea is still wildly popular in Taiwan, but the country hasn't produced a recognizable brand for the product.
Here you go: This is a PDF of the full stimulus bill our Congressmen and -women are voting on this afternoon or evening. If you have any last...
China generates an amazing 26 percent of its electricity from carbon-free energy sources.
Lisa Bramen has some fun asking whether contemporary food fetishization has "Gone Too Far."
