As inauguration approaches, Obama portrait reproduced in the
strangest places.

Smaller than a grain of salt, Obama portraits reveal magic of
nanotechnology.

WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES (JANUARY 17, 2009) (REUTERS)
It's an image that stamped ...   more »

Japan's space agency will launch a satellite on Wednesday (January 21), to monitor global greenhouse gases in the fight against climate change.


TANEGASHIMA SPACE CENTER,KAGOSHIMA PREFECTURE JAPAN AEROSPACE EXPLORATION AGENCY HANDOUT -
The satellite is ...   more »

The most intensive study ever of the global carbon cycle and greenhouse
gases has begun with top researchers from the United States flying
pole-to-pole in an effort to better understand climate change.

BOULDER, COLORADO, UNITED ...   more »

Mexico's national drink presents new and unexpected facets.

JURIQUILLA, QUERETARO, MEXICO REUTERS -
Scientists at Mexico's National Autonomous University are
discovering the joys of tequila. While the national drink is well known as an
essential ...   more »

Thinner is better when it comes to flat screen televisions at the 2009
Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, UNITED STATES (JANUARY 7-8, 2009) REUTERS -
With much of the world grappling ...   more »

Next-Generation Sports Car Has 15% More Peak Power and Delivers 0-60 Mph in 3.7 Seconds

SAN CARLOS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Tesla Motors Inc. began taking orders today for the Roadster Sport, a high-performance sports car based on ...   more »

A rare and venomous shrew-like creature has been caught on camera for the
first time by scientists in the Caribbean.
The solenodon (pron: sol-een-oh-don) goes back to the time of dinosaurs and
is called a ...   more »

Technology’s Role in Economic Development and Innovative Technologies Anchor Day Two of the 2009 International CES

Technology and Emerging Countries Program Features Keynotes from Intel’s Craig Barrett and Cisco’s John Chambers

2009 International CES
LAS ...   more »