Science & Technology

The Federal Communications Commission will vote to repeal net neutrality, an Obama-era internet regulation, on Thursday.

Liberty Science Center’s former Imax theater has been transformed into a brand new planetarium.

The program offers free tablets and tech lessons for senior citizens.

A team of Edison students from John Adams and Woodrow Wilson middle schools, known as Team EON, won $10,000 from Lockheed Martin in the national Video Challenge Contest.

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The Xenex robot, temporarily named Jimi, uses pulsed xenon to kill superbugs, germs, and bacteria in five minutes or less.

More than a decade ago, lawmakers approved creating a paper backup for the state's voting machines, but no money has been committed to enact the law.

A new study by the RAND Corporation found mechanical knees are more dangerous than the newer, computerized technology known as microprocessor knees.

The drone used by the Meadowlands Environmental Research Institute eliminates the inconsistencies that previous research instruments struggled with.

Meat produced without slaughtering animals may become readily available for the consumer market in as little as five to 10 years.

Researchers estimate that 70 to 90 percent of automobiles could be autonomous by 2045.

An estimated 300,000 New Jersey residents have no access to broadband service.

Charu Chaturvedi co-founded CodeAdvantage two years ago after struggling to find coding classes for her three kids.

Students and professors use aerial images and data to map out Puerto Rico as a way to assist aid workers.

Former Gov. Richard Codey discusses his petition to the FCC to combat the growing number of robocalls.

Social security numbers, drivers' license numbers, birth dates and more were accessed during the Equifax security breach.