We’ve always known that entrepreneurs are a little different than everyone else. They have traits that make it easier for them to take risks→

A team from Columbia University Medical Center has pioneered a technique to regrow adult teeth from a person’s own stem cells. An animal-model study→

‘Garage inventors’ is a term used to describe individuals or groups of inventors that create independently. They are not on a salary or salary/incentive→

photo credit: A new study out from Germany indicates that bacteria-killing jets of plasma could soon replace the dental drills currently used to remove→

In 2006, Michelle Khine arrived at the University of California­’s brand-new Merced campus eager to establish her first lab, reports Technology Review. She was→

npr: A bra that can be turned into two gas masks. Research into whether it’s better to be hit over the head by an→

Fortune Small Business: Shri Thanedar’s job is to help companies beat the competition. His secret? Chemistry. Take Devro, a Columbia, S.C.-based sausage-casing manufacturer that→

The Register-Guard: High School science teacher Jeff Hellman is beginning to wonder if he’s bitten off more than he can chew. What started in→

Damn Interesting: The typical human mouth contains a writhing orgy of bacteria. Most of these microscopic organisms are benign, and some are even beneficial,→

The New York Times: What if you could make fuel for your car in your backyard for less than you pay at the pump?→

ESA Portal: ESA is calling for proposals from entrepreneurs with new ideas on how space technology can be turned into business opportunities in non-space→

Gizmodo: “Scientists in China and Australia have developed a method of cleaning fabric using nanotechnology that avoids dunking clothes in soapy water, before scrubbing→

photo credit: Lida Rose Do you enjoying wearing a lab coat and hanging out in the freezer? This entrepreneur has found a frozen niche→