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A team of researchers have developed a new combination of plant-based ingredients tailored for 3D printing meat alternatives and their most successful recipes r

Lucy Du, a doctoral student in the MIT Media Lab, has a remarkable passion for making. She spends her work day in lab designing and fabricating

MIT PhD student Lucy Du is channeling her passion for building things into designing a prosthetic ankle that is readily accessible to people of all sizes. She also works to make engineering more accessible to others, from creating a student makerspace to teaching high school girls.

Job as mayor to bring that crime rate down so this does not become the new normal. i public a safety plan. we are about 450 officers short where with we desire to be. i am going to hire 250 officers and train them in community-based and racial sensitivity and make sure they understand deescalation tactics . just be present and what we really have is a youth related crime problem. about 60% of our crimes is conducted by individuals under 24. i am really going to wrap my arms around them with a lo...

Researchers at Nanyang Technological University’s have developed technology to extract cellulose from durian husks to make hydrogel bandages and food packaging film.

Eight out of 11 species of giant clams in the world are found in the Philippines; there are new species of orchids on Mt. Lantoy in Cebu; fruit bats show a unique behavior of eating roots and leaves instead of the usual fruits; there are 457 indigenous vegetables belonging to…

Crystal IS, an Asahi Kasei company, is a U.S.-based manufacturer of high-performance LEDs that emit UV light.

Physicians explain what salmonella is and how it’s treated as well as how to prevent a salmonella infection in the first place.

Physicians explain what salmonella is and how it’s treated as well as how to prevent a salmonella infection in the first place.

The Technology Application and Promotion Institute of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST-TAPI) has welcomed Marion Ivy D. Decena, one of the first certified patent valuation analysts (CPVA) in the country, as its new director. Newly appointed Director DOST-TAPI Marion Ivy D. Decena (