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With these four amazing wood cutting board (and one solid plastic option) you'll be chopping, slicing, and dicing your way to chef de cuisine in no time.

As most of the furniture industry cuts costs with cheaper materials and techniques, a startup called MadeRight CA is designing sofas for durability instead.

Case study: Master Bond Epoxy bonds a silicon wafer to glass in microelectronics fabrication

Blundstones are everywhere at this point but transcend any trendy boot. They can be used to hike, work, and wear casually—all of which I've done in them for almost eight years.

/PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- StructureCraft, a long-time supporter and exhibitor of the International Mass Timber Conference (IMTC) and a leading structural engineer...

Get the best 3D printer filament for all experience levels with out complete roundup from CNET experts.

Artificial versions of nanoscale soccer-ball-like structures called brochosomes might be used to make new forms of military camouflage, self-cleaning surfaces or hydrogen fuel

The internet of things turned every device in your house into a smart something. Now it's coming for nature—to track forest fires and tree health or to listen out for threatened animals.

Earlier this year, researchers reported the first known evidence of microplastics in the human brain. But what does it mean?

This project is easy to build and customize to fit your space.

Grab one of these Kodak Step photo printers for $69.99 (reg. $99.99) before they're sold out to save 30 percent.

Modern integrated microelectronic devices are often poorly repairable and difficult to recycle. Debondable adhesives play a key role in the transition to a circular economy with sustainable resources, less waste, and intelligent repair/recycling strategies. In the journal Angewandte Chemie, a research team has now introduced a method for making adhesives that can be deactivated "on command."

'Submitting patent applications is a normal part of any strong business.'

The novel physics of biomolecular condensates could explain how these droplets help cells do their jobs

A new material for flexible electronics could enable multilayered, recyclable electronic devices and help limit e-waste. The material was developed at MIT, the University of Utah, and Meta.

A new village in Tanzania will go back to the future by using soil and a 3D printer to create its community center.

See how this Italian startup recovers valuable materials without toxic chemicals

As legislation in the European Union looms, Apple is reportedly developing a new technology that would make iPhone batteries more...

The new glass type is expected to revolutionize optics and electro-optics, satellite communication, remote sensing and biomedicine.

Japan's LignoSat will test wood's resilience in space and could lead to a new era of more sustainable, less polluting satellites