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Digging History December 14, 2017

Archaeologists reconstruct face of ancient, 1,200-year-old Peruvian queen

Archaeologists have learned a great deal about “the Huarmey Queen” in the five years since they discovered the tomb El Castillo de Huarmey in Peru and found her body inside.

Printers September 27, 2017

Duped by Photoshop: People are Bad at spotting fake photos

Recently, a fake photo of a baby girl with a sparkly piercing in a dimple on her cheek went viral and incited outrage from many who assumed the photo was real.

Innovation April 21, 2017

The first Mars colony could be 3D printed from Red Planet dust

A new technique could allow the first humans on Mars to 3D print everything from tools to temporary housing out of a tough rubber-like material — using only Martian dust.

Email February 19, 2017

Tech Q&A: Digitizing old photos

Want to digitize old photos, de-spam your email and expand your screen? Then read this column.

Printers January 12, 2017

Proposed regulation could keep 3D-printed gun blueprints offline for good

Those handy digital blueprints that enable anyone to 3D print gun parts or even a weapon from scratch could be under threat thanks to a new proposal from the State Department.

Printers January 12, 2017

Powerful 3D-printed rifle fires NATO rounds

A group of gunsmiths just 3D printed a bigger, better caliber rifle.

CES December 28, 2016

CES 2017: What to expect

The eyes of the tech world will be firmly fixed on Las Vegas when the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) kicks off next week.

Innovation December 23, 2016

Rugged Rudolph: Scientists discover why reindeer antlers are so strong

A team of scientists from the UK’s Queen Mary University of London have discovered the secret behind what makes reindeer antlers so tough.

Food Trends November 21, 2016

New 3D printer lets home cooks print their dinner

Natural Machines has created the Foodini 3D printer that lets you create perfectly formed meals.

Printers October 4, 2016

MIT uses 3D printing technology to create shock absorbing 'skin'

Researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have announced that they used 3D printing technology to create custom shock-absorbing “dampers,” or “skins,” to protect drones and robots.

Printers September 12, 2016

HP buying Samsung's printer business for more than $1 billion

HP announced its agreement with Samsung to buy the South Korean company's printing business.