BEAR robot might save your life

This BEAR robot might save your life, according to VECNA Robotics, which designed the robot to locate, lift, and rescue people injured on the battlefield, a mine shaft, or a toxic spill.

The end of cheap coal

The end of cheap coal worldwide might be less than ten years away, according to a comment article published in the U.K. science journal Nature.

Antimatter created and trapped for the first time

Antimatter has been created and contained for the first time by scientists at the European nuclear research organization CERN.

Oil and gas industry life-saving safety rules

Van Dijk is Vice President of Safety for Shell discusses life-saving rules for oil and gas. It’s his job to keep over 100,000 employees and many more contractors safe.

Your stomach growls when you’re hungry. Why?

When you are hungry, your brain signals your digestive organs to prepare for a meal. The result? Your stomach growls.

A flu vaccine that lasts decades possible

A flu vaccine that lasts decades is possible to make and could offer protection from many different flu virus strains.

Outbreaks of cholera frequently come prior to epidemics

A mathematical biologist examined past cholera epidemics in London and discovered a trend in how cholera epidemics strike.

Hans Rosling, statistics expert, on numbers and hope

Hans Rosling says that while some numbers about Earth today reflect an overwhelming reality, some reveal a hopeful future.

Mark Byrd: Oil and gas production needs many safety leaders

The Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded reminding the world of oil and gas hazards. Mark Byrd for Shell speaks about safety strategies and blind spots.

Drug research to help with stroke recovery

A stroke is when there's sudden loss of blood flow to part of the brain. Scientists have discovered a way that drugs could help people recover from a stroke.