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Through the initiative of AVIVA Young Artists Program, music students will be able to lay their hands on 3D-printed violins.

Another threat to the US water supply comes in the adorably named "watermelon snow" in Montana. It is pink snow that is dangerously rich in algae.

An ex-NASA engineer decided to conduct an egg space crash test. Here's what happened to the egg after the crash experiment.

Neuralink's "Show and Tell" event featured a typing monkey. The outcome is astonishing. Is human trial the project's next step?

Elevators that would transport humans and cargo to the solar system could become a reality soon, according to a scientist.

A team of researchers created a new voice evaluation index with the help of AI. Researchers from the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (LSMU) and Kaunas University of Technology Faculty of Informatics (KTU IF) have developed a new alternative voice evaluation index that can rapidly and effectively identify disorders in patients' voices with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), as per Interesting Engineering's report.

A war in space is possible, space commanders warned on Monday. And it could have devastating consequences on life on Earth.

China is centering on 3D printing technology to deliver its aircraft faster and more efficient. "Made in China" gets a new meaning for its military planes, particularly as new reports claim that the East Asian country is now utilizing 3D printing technology to create parts of its aircraft.

Scientists set out to mimic the natural production of cocaine in Nicotiana benthamiana, which occurs in the leaves of the Erythroxylum coca plant.

“At present, the available production of cocaine in tobacco is not enough to meet the demand on a mass scale"