Is there a formula for innovation?
Learn how research and development (R&D) projects can lead to innovative techniques, products and services in the future.
U.S. and Brazil team up to protect world’s wheat supply
Kansas State University scientists are partnering with Brazilian researchers in finding creative ways to stop wheat blast disease.
French technology re-creates D-Day events for Americans
Americans collaborate with the French once again to bring to life D-Day events in Normandy, France, as they took place 75 years ago.
Pompeo praises risk-takers and visionaries
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo joins business and political leaders at the 2019 Global Entrepreneurship Summit in The Hague.
Companies turn to space with help from the U.S.
President Trump has signed a directive aimed at streamlining regulations on commercial use of space. What does this mean for private space companies?
U.S. firm powered new, electric race cars in Saudi event
A historic Saudi town was the stage for an international E-Prix for electric race cars. American ingenuity propelled them over the finish line.
Russian and U.S. astronauts return to Earth
Three astronauts — one American and two Russian — have landed safely in Kazakhstan after nearly six months working on the International Space Station.
This woman drives spacecraft for NASA
Alice Bowman heads the NASA team guiding New Horizons, the first spacecraft to get a good look at Pluto and its moons. Next destination: the Kuiper Belt.
Getting connected: People use balloons, the sun and white space to...
“A world without Internet would be like a world without light.” Millions of people around the world are using new ideas to get their Internet access.