Menstrual pads containing nanotechnology aim to provide Pap-smear-free cervical cancer screening
Determined to make HPV and cervical cancer screenings less invasive, these researchers have turned to menstrual blood.
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Art pieces double as carbon-free air conditioning, inspired by ancient civilizations
The 3D-printed structures were inspired by ancient Egyptians and Persians, and they’ll keep homes cool in more ways than one.
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Fifth graders invent trash-cleaning robot for science fair. Now, it's rolling out to beaches
Inspired to help reduce trash pollution, these Florida elementary schoolers created a waste-collecting companion.
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'Space capsules' offer new approach to confront homelessness in Bay Area: 'It's not just a dream'
A Bay Area nonprofit is eyeing a 6-acre lot to establish new, innovative tiny homes that look straight out of “Star Wars.”
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College students invent 'smart car seat' to prevent hot car deaths in infants: 'Protects vulnerable lives'
The project started as a graduation requirement for three LSU seniors and grew into something much more meaningful.
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Coral 'micro nurseries' offer breakthrough in repopulating the Great Barrier Reef: 'There is still time'
In a new TED Talk, the executive director of the Great Barrier Reef Foundation shared new scalable technologies that are boosting resilient coral populations.
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These mayors are tackling climate change on a local level. It's working.
As the Trump administration boosts fossil fuels and rolls back regulations, mayors are greening their cities — in more ways than one.
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