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U.S. boosts India’s energy security with natural gas exports
A U.S. company sent its first shipment of liquefied natural gas, or LNG, to India. Diversifying India's energy supply will promote its energy security.
Here’s a free poster that celebrates careers in science, math
More women are making their mark in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). Take the leap and think about a career in STEM!
A modern revival for ancient West Bank reservoirs
A new U.S. project is hoping to revitalize Solomon's Pools, marvels of ancient engineering, and turn them into a major West Bank tourist site.
President Trump opens American skies to innovative drones
Businesses will soon be able to safely test novel unmanned aerial systems — drones — as part of a new policy from the Trump administration.
Video game part does double duty — on a submarine
The U.S. Navy is putting a game-changing piece of equipment in its latest class of nuclear-powered submarines: an Xbox controller.
U.S. is on the road to solving an urban environmental problem
Los Angeles and other U.S. cities are covering their asphalt roads with a coating that prevents the blacktop from absorbing and radiating the sun's heat.
This sports car was made by a 3-D printer [video]
Rick Perry, the U.S. Secretary of Energy, test-drove a retro car with a new twist. The Shelby Cobra was 3-D printed at a national laboratory in Tennessee.
Students built robots to enter this global competition
Teens from over 160 countries compete in a challenge aimed to inspire interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Math and science have no gender
In most countries, boys are more likely than girls to excel in math and science. That is starting to change, thanks to a push by countries and educators.