1 hr ago | Venice Gondolier
Spatula leads student to Hollywood, Iron Man actor
PHOTO COURTESY OF DISNEY Audrey Harris, sixth from left, with the other 11 finalists in the A'Iron Man 3A' Inventor and Innovator Fair; Robert Downey Jr., the star of the movie; and their hosts.
5 hrs ago | Electronic House
Samsung and Panasonic Top HDTV Shootout
Samsung's PN64F8500 plasma and Panasonic's ZT60 plasma scored the top honors at the 9th annual Flat Panel Shootout Evaluation conducted by integrator Value Electronics in Scarsdale, N.Y. The final results based on the votes of the attendees and a panel of experts, including Dr.
9 hrs ago | Bradenton.com
Bernanke forecasts gains from computer technology
Bernanke told a college graduating class Saturday that the long-range practical consequences of innovations such as faster computers and the Internet are hard to predict.
13 hrs ago | Patch.com
Sugar or Sugar Substitute? And Secretary Malone Pays Peabody a Visit
Today is Wednesday, May 15. Here are five things to know today in Peabody. Sugar or a substitute? Peabody resident Llana Jacobs, a sixth-grader at Cohen Hillel Academy in Marblehead, recently won first place in her grade for her months of work comparing sugar versus sugar substitutes.
17 hrs ago | Patch.com
Lecture on Television Pioneer Allen B. Du Mont Tuesday
Every wonder how the television was invented? Well, here's your chance to find out.
Robodoc's inventor honored by SARTA
Dr. William Bargar, inventor of Robodoc, a precision surgical system for joint replacement, is the winner of the SARTA MedStart 2013 Claire Pomeroy Award for Innovation in Medical Technology.
Caterham student invents pen for eczema sufferers
Sufferers of severe eczema could one day find writing easier, thanks to an invention dreamt up by a Caterham student.
Wilhelm Sinsteden - Inventor Of The Lead-Acid Battery
Wilhelm Josef Sinsteden . He invented the lead-acid battery and published his findings in 1854.
Penitent Romanian hacker aims to protect world's ATMs
Valentin Boanta, sitting in his jail cell, proudly explains the device he has invented which, he says, could make the world's ATMs impregnable even to tech-savvy criminals like himself.
Inmate sues Taco Bell: Inmate claims Taco Bell's 'Locos Tacos' were his idea
Inmate sues Taco Bell: Just over a year ago, Taco Bell created the widely popular Doritos Locos Tacos , which have shells made out of Doritos Chips.
Beautiful 'flowers' self-assemble in a beaker
These minuscule sculptures, curved and delicate, don't resemble the cubic or jagged forms normally associated with crystals, though that's what they are.
Justices Support Monsanto In Seed Patent Dispute
The Supreme Court ruled on May 13 that an Indiana farmer violated Monsanto 's intellectual property rights when he planted a second generation of the agribusiness giant's patented soybean seeds without paying the company a fee.
Lawn Mowers: Ucr students find ways cut pollution
A team of UC Riverside engineering students earned recognition recently for creating a device that can be attached to lawn mowers to greatly reduce air pollution.
Shot in the arm for mission to take stem cells from embryos
Scientists have used caffeine to achieve a stem cell breakthrough that many researchers thought impossible but which could lead to new therapies for many crippling diseases.
County invention to clean-up Fukushima
The 'Radball', developed at the National Nuclear Laboratory's site at Salwick, near Preston, will be used to pinpoint contamination hot spots at the scene of the disaster following a tsunami strike in 2011.
Meet The 'Inflatable Car' Inventor Suing The U.S. For $675 Million
The U.S government's green car program has been under scrutiny with the recent failure of two of the companies that received the loan, including coverage of a $675 million lawsuit by an inventor claiming he was denied funding for his inflatable electric car company because of politics.
Records fall at Sotheby's contemporary art auction
A painting by Barnett Newman that Sotheby's described as an icon of Abstract Expressionism sold Tuesday in New York for a record $43.84 million at an auction peppered with stunningly expensive works.
Masona s oldest grad gets PhD for 78th birthday
Mario Cardullo, who is graduating from George Mason University with a PhD, brought to his studies a unique and varied background that included inventor, teacher and cooking show host.
Medical wristband one step closer to market
Sir Ray Avery's Vigil Monitoring - which is developing a wristband that constantly monitors a patient's vitals and uploads the information to the internet - has received funding from Callaghan Innovation to help get the invention to market.
Recipe: Springtime Chicken Sandwiches
Sandwiches are a staple in my house. On a busy weeknight, sandwiches are quick to assemble, filling and even healthy.