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Academic blog where professors vent their misery about students, Deans, and colleagues.

Can computer intelligence ever match the skills of the human brain, asks mathematician Professor Marcus du Sautoy.

Prototype contact lenses designed to offer troops enhanced vision are ordered by the US Department of Defense's research lab.

Google shows off concept designs for augmented reality glasses that it is developing, confirming rumours about the project.

The public are invited to study data from telescopes which could point to extraterrestrial life forms.

An augmented reality device shows how two users could share objects on a tabletop while based at different locations.

Idle home computers are being sought to raise cash for charities and contribute to a series of science projects.

Advances in artificial intelligence could cause a big change in the way we interact with our devices over the coming year says one of Intel's experts.

Search giant Google patents the design of its augmented reality glasses, known as Project Glass.

International Space Elevator Consortium (ISEC) is composed of individuals and organizations from around the world who share a vision of humanity in space.

More than six decades after the Turing Test was first proposed it continues to influence artificial intelligence research.

Developers react to Google's announcement that they can buy a test version of its augmented reality headset for $1,500.

From an augmented reality app to DIY biolabs, TED audience hear about amateur innovations.

Trust in information on the web is being damaged by the huge numbers of people paid by companies to post comments online, say researchers.

Did our Neolithic ancestors turn to agriculture so that they could be sure of a tipple? US Archaeologist Patrick McGovern thinks so. The expert on identifying traces of alcohol in prehistoric sites reckons the thirst for a brew was enough of an incentive to start growing crops.