Pipeline Debates Delay Solutions for Electricity Costs in Massachusetts, Other New England States
Consumers in Massachusetts and across New England are complaining about rate hikes affecting their electric bills, and some are so […]
MIT’s SENSEable City Lab Debuts Personal Air Conditioner Prototpye That Follows User Around
Being cool has taken on a different, more personal meaning — thanks to MIT’s SENSEable City Lab. MIT’s new research
Ex-Facebook Engineer’s New Startup Aims to Improve Management of Data Centers
A former Facebook engineer who led the first designs of the social networking giant’s Open Compute Project recently launched a
How You Could Soon Be Staying Cool Without an Air Conditioner
Those living in hot, arid climates often have no choice but to rely on central air conditioning systems to maintain
Health IT Field Still Debating Best Approaches to Usability and Interoperability Fixes
Electronic health records have been promoted by both the private companies that create them and the federal government as being
Plant Power: Scientists Develop Bionic Leaf That Uses Bacteria to Convert Solar Energy Into Liquid Fuel
The future of solar energy has just turned over a new leaf, literally. Solar power is considered an inexhaustible fuel
New York City Wants to Burn Human Brains
New York City is fighting a battle in court to allow its medical examiners to burn the brains of cadavers
Electric Toothbrush Company Begins Offering Automatic Refill Subscription Service for Brushes and Toothpaste
Starting at the end of February, American consumers will be able to buy a subscription to their electric toothbrush. It
From the Ashes of Sapphire, $2 Billion Apple Data Center to Rise
On Monday, February 2, Apple announced its $2 billion plan to transform a facility from its failed partnership with sapphire
Apple and Google Encrypt Products to the Ire From FBI, New York District Attorney
The FBI and New York District Attorney are none too pleased with Apple and Google’s latest privacy policies. The giant