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Climate change is likely to devastate our planet, says Snøhetta co-founder Kjetil Trædal Thorsen. In the second part of an exclusive interview, he tells Dezeen it is "absolutely possible" to create fully CO2 negative buildings.

This op-ed is part of a series of reflections on the past decade in education technology. Danielle Arnold-Schwartz is a teacher of elementary gifted ...

Before his Oscar success with 2013’s astronaut thrill-ride, Gravity, Alfonso Cuarón sat in the director’s chair for the film adaptation of PD James' 19

The west is still finding it extraordinarily difficult to come to terms with China’s remarkable ascent, says author Martin Jacques

NVIDIA researchers have created a rendering framework called DIB-R — a differentiable interpolation-based renderer — that produces 3D objects from 2D images.

Cognitive scientist Donald H. Hoffman asserts that not only do we invent our own personal views of reality, it’s an evolutionary necessity.

Deep learning is good at finding patterns in reams of data, but can't explain how they're connected. Turing Award winner Yoshua Bengio wants to change that.

The cartoons from our parents' and grandparents' generations weren't mind-numbing - they were an important pathway to knowledge.

Multinozzle printer can switch between multiple inks up to 50 times per second

We might one day combine tardigrade DNA into our own cells.

Flagship Pioneering's generative biology is a sea change in medicine.

Researchers from Russian corporation Neurobotics and the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology have found a way to visualize a person's brain activity as actual images mimicking what they observe in real time. This will enable new post-stroke rehabilitation devices controlled by brain signals. The team published its research as a preprint on bioRxiv and posted a video online showing their "mind-reading" system at work.

This cultivated meat is "slaughter-free."