Gabrielle Jonas

Owners of 3-D printers can already make their own untraceable firearms, so why not add tools for illegal trespass to the mix?

Machines are becoming smart enough to reprogram—even fix—themselves.

Crowdsourcing has started to affect the course of research, for better or worse

New state laws are giving teachers the option to teach scientific fact – like evolution and climate change – as opinion.

Engineers at Michigan Technological University have open-source plans for an affordable, homemade 3-D printer designed to fabricate solid-steel products.

Building plans for a 3-D metal printer are now available on open source