Engineering

The GeoCARB satellite will map the concentrations of key greenhouse gases over the Americas

An algorithm originally designed to help robots move was useful in tackling an entirely different problem

Wireless sensor networks could tell engineers when key structural elements of bridges, highways and buildings are dangerously weak

Researchers used autonomous and remotely operated underwater vehicles to survey the Havre volcano in the Pacific Ocean, leading to a new discovery about submarine volcano deposits.

Start by understanding why people are so reluctant to trust AI in the first place

Rumors swirl around whether or not a mysterious spacecraft successfully entered and began operations in low Earth orbit

Five siblings team up to reinvent the one piece of equipment you need to play the game previously known as "Ultimate Frisbee"

The era of “multimessenger astronomy” has arrived 

Innovation and discovery as chronicled in Scientific American

A new airplane design could save up to 66 percent in fuel and fly by 2035

Challenges include navigating tunnel network, subterranean transit system and natural caves

Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s artificial intelligence chief describes the “ultimate” test for AI in space exploration