All this writing, despite my care to stretch and maintain proper posture, has taken a toll on my wrists and shoulders and everywhere in between. Working at the beach helped . . . a tad.

Hövding has rolled out an intergalactic bicycle collar that inflates into an airbag when you hit streets. Or actually, if you get hit.

A controversial geoengineering experiment that would have simulated the cooling effect of a volcanic eruption was canceled this week over a patent dispute.

Qatar is determined to develop an enviable knowledge economy, but whether Doha can rival Cambridge, Boston, Silicon Valley, Seoul and Tokyo is a huge question that cannot be answered quite yet.

Stanford University researchers have invented goggles that can send information to chips, which behave like solar cells, implanted into eye retinas.

A team of researchers from Yale University is developing the Map of Life, an online platform that will monitor the existence of all plants and animals on the planet.

According to the CEO of a massive solar startup in Qatar, 8000 metric tons of solar modules manufactured at this new plant could produce enough to generate over 6.5 gigawatts of electricity worldwide annually.

Siemens demonstrated its commitment to energy efficiency and sustainable development in the Gulf region with a new two year research and development agreement with Qatar University.