Stories by Larry Greenemeier

Texas researchers are planning to use a combination of tobacco plants and podlike laboratories to speed the production of new vaccines

The German government has big goals for vehicles running on hydrogen fuel cells. But can their model translate to the U.S. market?

Oak Ridge National Lab researchers have come up with a fast-charging prototype drive system. But is the technology ahead of its time?

Team members used test runs in a simulator created at Rensselaer Polytech to determine the best way to beat wind resistance

Boston Dynamics's Legged Squad Support System is the latest challenge for robotics pioneer Marc Raibert

When the Large Hadron Collider goes back online in a few weeks, CERN's IT systems will have to be flexible in order to process the spate of information

Microsoft becomes the latest provider of software and data hosting services for NSF-funded researchers

Penn State researchers seek to contain worm outbreaks without interrupting legitimate local network use

Photo detective work could solve an enigma nearly nine decades old. But will it vindicate Hillary's historic climb or rewrite the record books?

Mass Effect 2, the new sequel of the popular video game, lets players battle enemies by channeling something akin to the unknown force that causes the universe to continue expanding

Unused "white spaces" between occupied radio frequencies would help more wireless users find access to the Internet, but could also create greater interference

Obama's plans to end nukes and curb climate change raise cautious optimism

The European Research Council opens up its checkbook to fund Marco Dorigo's latest efforts to get networks and robots to mimic the highly efficient behavior of ant and other colony insects