Author and entrepreneur Tim Ferriss told us how to optimize the workweek. Can he teach us how to max out our bodies, too?
At the International Olympiad in Informatics, students invent and code their own ad hoc algorithms in just five hours.
In the new world of retail hacking, only the deal-hunting elite uncover and pay the real price for any product.
Joseph Bruce and Joey Utsler have discovered a formula for success in the Internet age that the larger music world is only now waking up to.
Better design and context can clarify the results of blood tests. Wired sends the blood test out for a makeover.
A team of scientists is reegineering cells to create a mirror image of life on Earth. Could it bring a new branch of biology or a new ice age?
All of our excuses for pirating music have been nuked — by record companies! It's time for everybody to go legit.
Stephania Bell was your run-of-the-mill fantasy football fan. Now she's ESPN's official fantasy sports injuries analyst.
Wired's lingo lesson has some good: hygroelectricity; some bad: sharejacking; and something downright ugly: zombie DNA.
