COVID has led to a surge in demand for personal protective equipment. Inventors have responded — with mixed results

How one artist leveraged digital sculpting software, 3-D printing and social media to create a booming business

A new study examines how masks fare in real-world conditions

One plastic — the one used in breast implants — is particularly well-suited for the kitchen’s extreme temperatures

Researchers say the artificial organ could soon endow people with superhuman hearing

Researchers have pioneered what may be the most accurate simulation of kidney function to-date

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Smell the covfefe: Trump's brief, sulky briefing was no momentous "shift" — he'll be ranting on Twitter soon enough

Maybe that's because she's a robot.

Salon spoke to the creative team about producing a respectful yet realistic portrayal of the story's violence

Trump's followers believe their leader has given their lives meaning. It's public health versus mass delusion

Creating sturdy Olympian-level skis is no easy task

The computer-generated clothing in Pixar's "The Incredibles" required real tailors and years of programming.

Amazon's new drama "The Last Tycoon" captures the gorgeous look of the 1930s, but neglects to give its story a soul

Wildfire smoke is dangerous as it contains fine particulates that can lodge deep into the lungs