True innovators often have the ability to look at the world as it is and then envision what it could be. Jessica Matthews is one of those people. At only 19 years-old, as a student at Harvard, she ...

Jessica O. Matthews is a lot of things: a Harvard graduate, an American, a Nigerian, a black woman, an inventor, and a CEO. What she isn't is the typical Silicon Valley tech bro — and she wears that ...

(Phys.org) —A collaboration between groups Uncharted Play and Power the World, has resulted in the creation of a soccer ball generator they call the SOCCKET—when used, it generates enough electricity ...

It sounds strange. How can soccer balls possibly eliminate the need for fume-filled kerosene lamps in developing countries? With the sOccket–a soccer ball developed by a group of Harvard students. The ...

Uncharted Play, creator of the Soccket, has responded to concerns about faulty balls, and is working to distribute a new ball ASAP. Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor, and she hopes to get you as ...

The sOccket may look like a normal soccer ball. But flip open its secret panel some night after practice and you’ll discover that it “converts kicks and headers into off-the-grid power.” Created by a ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

We’re positively sure no one ever in the history of the world looked at a soccer ball and thought of it as anything more than just a soccer ball. That’s why we’re a little astounded at SOCCKET, just a ...

NEW YORK — Jessica O. Matthews has a big personality. How big? Let's just say large enough to correct the president of the United States. Last summer, Matthews and a few of her small team from ...

Millions in the developing world lack access to clean and safe electricity. Now, an innovative new football gives them a way to produce power with every kick. The official ball for the Euro 2012 ...