By Alex Wiles, Features Staff Writer Do you ever wonder where that meat in your chicken nuggets comes from?  The answer may soon be a test tube. Mark Post, a researcher at Maastricht University in the...

By Alex Wiles, Features Staff Writer We now live in a world where replacing a bone is nearly as easy as hitting “print.” Well, there is a bit more to the process than a single click, but this is essentially...

Scientists defy the laws of nature by creating quasicrystals, an innovation that won a Nobel Prize in 2011. In 1982, Dan Shechtman, a materials scientist at the Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa,...

Society may be down to the final sprint in the race against the machine.  As technology progresses, more and more jobs that were once held by humans are being filled by machines.  As machines become...

IBM attempts to build a computer that simulates the human brain, but do they really understand what that entails? Humans, cats, and machines – one of these things is not like the other. At least, that’s...

Italian scientists are being held on trial for their inability to predict the future. Is not informing the public about a natural disaster sufficient basis for a manslaughter charge? This question is...