Science & Tech | Page 50 of 442 | The Mary Sue

Subscribe Login

Science & Tech

LEGO-Compatible Prosthetic Arm Lets Kids Get Creative

By Charline Jao Jul 13th
Bring Your Doodles to Life With the 3Doodler 2.0 3D Printing Pen!

By TMS Contributors Jul 10th
Know a Girl Who Loves STEM? Jewelbots Programmable Friendship Bracelets Launch Today

By Teresa Jusino Jul 8th
Subtle Facebook Redesign Puts Women First. Literally.

By Dan Van Winkle Jul 8th
Learn to Code With 94% off the Best Developer Courses Available

By TMS Contributors Jul 7th
Reddit CEO Ellen Pao Apologizes for Firing AMA Coordinator: “We Screwed Up”

By Dan Van Winkle Jul 6th
You Have My Banhammer: New Zealand Passes Anti-Cyberbullying Law

By Carolyn Cox Jul 6th
Suidobashi Japan Accepts Megabots America’s Robot Duel Challenge, We Live in the Future Now

By Jessica Lachenal Jul 6th
The New Horizons Pluto Probe Detected an Anomaly, Slips Into Safe Mode

By Jessica Lachenal Jul 5th
Facebook Downplays Dismal Diversity Numbers

By Charline Jao Jun 26th
The Lexus Hoverboard Will Be the Lexus of Hoverboards

By Dan Van Winkle Jun 24th
San Diego Comic-Con Bans Selfie Sticks, Maybe With Good Reason?

By Teresa Jusino Jun 18th
After Months of Silence, The ESA’s Philae Lander Calls Home

By Jessica Lachenal Jun 14th
Intel’s $125 Million Diversity Equity Fund Invests in Minority and Female Entrepreneurs

By Charline Jao Jun 12th
Female Scientists Use #DistractinglySexy Campaign to Protest Nobel Winner’s Sexist Remarks

By Carolyn Cox Jun 11th
[UPDATED] Nobel Prize Winner Calls for Gender Segregation in Labs so Ladies Won’t Fall in Love with Him, Is an Idiot

By Carolyn Cox Jun 10th
This Cat With an Eye Patch Has So Much to Teach Human Scientists About Vision (Really)

By Dan Van Winkle Jun 10th
NPR’s #RaceOnTech Collects Diverse Voices in STEM fields

By Charline Jao Jun 8th
Japan’s Yaskawa Electric Corporation Teaches Manufacturing Robot How To Use Katana, We’re All Doomed

By Jessica Lachenal Jun 6th
Things We Saw Today: Robot Don’t Like Walking. Robot Don’t Want To Do That.

By Jessica Lachenal Jun 6th