A rare Sumatran Rhino that was caught in a pit trap just a month ago in East Kalimantan province had died of an infection.
Washington University School of Medicine's research group has built up a mouse model for testing of immunizations and therapeutics to fight Zika virus.
The Alaska Peninsula saw a volcanic eruption on Sunday that spewed a 37,000 feet high ash cloud cover by the next day. There was no noticeable pre‐volcanic activity that could lead to advanced warning in the region.
Beluga whale imports from the Sea of Okhotsk into the United States for public display purposes maybe illegal soon.
John Grunsfeld, head of NASA's Earth and Space Science activities, former astronaut and chief scientistwill retire on April 30. He has been in the service for four decades and would leave a remarkable legacy in the history of science and exploration.
Amazon is working on a Kindle e-reader case that can be powered by solar energy. There is no official statement on the release of the solar-powered case but is said to be launched in the immediate future.
While Tesla dominates the electric cars industry, VanMoof is carves its own place as the the Tesla of the bike industry with the new Electrified S.
An ocean sanctuary is planned to be established by communities in a secluded island south of Tahiti in an effort to conserve one of the healthiest marine ecosystems in the planet.
German researchers may have stumbled upon a way that speeds up the process of churning fuel from biomass.
Researchers from the Trinity College Dublin just made an interesting breakthrough regarding insects and how they have internal bandages to repair their broken "bones."
There is nothing weirder than a robot asking you to touch its butt. Although it may sound a little weird, the anthropomorphization and proliferation of robots paved the way for Stanford scientists to consider it.
The Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tenessee just announced good news for avid electric car owners: they recently invented a wireless charging system that charges thrice as fast as ordinary systems these days.
