Shrimp from the Sahara sounds crazy, but it may be the future of aquaculture
Wild seafood populations are dwindling -- but there's a new seafood farming technique that might ensure we never run out of shrimp.
Withings updates Body and Body Cardio scales with new 'Baby Mode'
Parents with infants have an easy way to track their baby's weight thanks to the "Baby Mode" added to Withings popular connected scales.
Concussion-monitoring tech moves beyond the gridiron with new sensor
Concussion-monitoring Cue Sport Sensor is small enough to fit on a headband and versatile enough to be used in almost any athletic endeavor.
94-year old Lithium-Ion battery inventor unveils new ultra-efficient glass battery
The new battery uses a sodium- or lithium-coated glass electrolyte that has three times the storage capacity of a lithium ion battery.
Clever new technique allows scientists to mass produce synthetic blood for transfusions
Scientists discovered a way to mass produce red blood cells using stem cells, opening the door for the wide-scale use of manufactured blood.
Texas grand jury finds that a GIF can be considered a weapon
In a first-of-its-kind case, a Texas grand jury this week ruled that an animated GIF sent via Twitter can be considered a deadly weapon.
You had a good run, duct tape, but this Lego tape is just way more fun
The tape is designed with a series of bumps that are compatible with Lego, Mega Bloks, Kreo, and other toy brick building systems.
