Innovative technology

A reel showing a machine that can turn a drink icy in apparently a matter of seconds has gone viral. Users were left fascinated by the idea.

Chefs have been slow-cooking vacuum-packed food in water baths for years. Now technological advances mean the home cook can use 'sous vide' too. Just don't call it 'boil in the bag'The history of food is ...

A student team in the UK plans to grow lettuce on Mars by 2018 using the atmosphere and sunlight on the red planet.

Combined with a tiny sensor and wearable insulin pump, a smartphone can stand in for pancreas.

Scientists have discovered an enzyme that can stop the toxic effects of sugar in various organs of the body.

In the age of 3D printed food, all that we take for granted now will be soon deemed luxurious.

The refrigerator has pipped pasteurization, microwaves and pots, knives and eating utensils to be named the most important innovation in the history of food and drink, The Sun reported.Pasteurization -- the process of heating food ...

Many of us like to keep a close watch on what we eat and how many calories we consume. That's when fitness and health trackers come into play. With the help of health devices, one ...

Google is exploring a way to search inside people's bodies for early signs of deadly illnesses such as cancer or heart disease. The novel technology would involve creating batches of specially crafted microscopic nano-particles which could ...

Scientists from Stanford University School of Medicine and Weill Cornell Medical College are among the first to offer apps for diseases like diabetes and heart disease.