Launch company Rocket Lab by next year plans to conduct initial hot-fire tests of a new, more powerful engine that will power its next-generation Neutron rocket, the company's chief executive told ...

A small explosion Tuesday afternoon in a University of Minnesota science lab injured one person, according to a university spokesman. Emergency vehicles rushed to Smith Hall, at 207 SE.

In recent years, women have emerged as powerful leaders and innovators in science and technology. Their influence is especially evident in the realm of laboratory technologies, where precision ...

The mission, which Rocket Lab called "Symphony in the Stars," sent the satellite to a circular orbit 650 kilometers (404 ...

In what could be the first private mission to another planet, the company Rocket Lab is sending a Photon spacecraft toward Venus, where it will fire a small probe to briefly study the toxic world ...

An Electron rocket blasts off from Rocket Lab's picturesque Mahia, New Zealand, launch site, carrying two small NASA satellites designed to monitor tropical storm development.

In the Quantum Diamond Lab, scientists hope to use diamonds to create quantum bits, or qubits. Qubits’ jaw-dropping applications include breaking unbreakable codes and helping diagnose cancer.

Tweet this The four Starling small satellites have been manifested on an Electron commercial rideshare mission scheduled for lift-off from Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand in Q3 this year.

After more than half a century, researchers are still trying to figure out how to engineer individualized organs in a lab.

A group of fluid mechanics and physics researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have created the perfect pour-over coffee technique.

"Altitude Lab's receipt of the Small Business Administration Growth Fund Accelerator Grant underscores their dedication to advancing innovation in Utah's biotech sector.

Why do Republican-led states want to ban lab-grown meat? Republican lawmakers opposed to cultivated meat, broadly, have attempted to connect the industry to a larger supposed culture war.