Look miles into the future and imagine a day, when geneticists can design a flawless set of human genes in a laboratory.

An e. You can write it with one fluid swoop of a pen or one tap of the keyboard.

Skeletons unearthed in London Crossrail excavations are Black Death victims from the great pandemic of the 14th Century, forensic tests indicate.

After years of speculation, Microsoft Office is finally on the iPad

The first Cybathlon, an Olympics for bionic athletes, will take place in Switzerland in October 2016.

Research from Prof. Alexandra Kalev of Tel Aviv University's Department of Sociology and Anthropology reveals that current workplace downsizing policies are reducing managerial diversity and increasing racial and gender inequalities.

The theme of this year’s World Water Day Saturday is the “energy-water nexus,” and the timing couldn’t be better.

American higher education policy has drifted off-course, and what we have now are the diminishing returns, according to a new book by a Cornell University professor of government, Suzanne Mettler.

The mining of Canada’s tar sands has destroyed large areas of sensitive wetlands in Alberta.

You've heard the statistic: The world installed more new solar generating capacity than wind for the first time in 2013, 36.5 gigawatts (GW) of solar versus 35.5 GW of wind.