Solar power researchers have developed a new anti-reflective nano-coating, that boosts solar panel ratings by allowing sunlight to be more freely absorbed from nearly every given angle!

In 2007, a cyberwar broke out when the People's Liberation Army launched a massive coordinated Internet attack, against the US Pentagon. These cyberattacks are still continuing with overwhelming frequency!

Thirty years have passed since a nuclear plant has been built in the US, and during that time many older plants have been decommissioned. But that's about to change: according to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 21 companies want to build 34 new plants.

Jeroen van Beek, a security researcher at the University of Amsterdam, revealed his software that enables a user the ability to manipulate the data encoded on any RFID chip in any passport.

People who startle easily in response to threatening images or loud sounds seem to have a biological predisposition to adopt conservative political positions on many hot-button social issues

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- For 33 days, Nashville wondered what happened to a 9-year-old Girl Scout who disappeared while out delivering cookies.

A United Nations agency is quietly drafting technical standards, proposed by the Chinese government, to define methods of tracing the original source of Internet communications and potentially curbing the ability of users to remain anonymous.

Google has released the beta version of a new browser, hoping to rival Microsoft Explorer.

Good old cinnamon has been found to be a mold-inhibitor extraordinaire. This concise but informative article explains the research behind this finding.

Microsoft's upcoming IE8 supposedly has a lot of bells & whistles to make web surfing faster and easier, but there's one that's grabbed all the media attention: InPrivate Browsing. Read all about it right here.