Bridging the gap through engineering
Many people cross over bridges every day without giving a second thought to their integrity. Bridge inspector Todd Day uses his knowledge of math and… Read More
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From fiction to science – where will 3D printing take us?
Living on other planets is an age-old dream, but with new technology which makes it possible to create 3-D printed habitable structures in… Read More
A Testament of the Human Spirit: Defying ALS
When musician Lee Billow was diagnosed with ALS, he didn’t allow it to hold him back from making art.With the help of innovative… Read More
College prep center in Kentucky introduces girls to programming, and some lucrative possibilities
Many computer programming clubs and classes are overwhelmingly male. The Early College Career Center in Kentucky is shattering the glass ceiling to get… Read More
Brandenburg Telecom: Kentucky’s gateway to the future
Brandenburg Telecom has over 100 years of experience in central Kentucky. They are more than just a telecom, they understand and support their… Read More
Konrad Pollman on the process of creating WACOM’s 3-D stylus
Student reporter Megan Hoover interviews Konrad Pollmann, a product development engineer at WACOM, about the process to invent, design, and manufacture their new 3-D… Read More
Safeline: Students invention aims to reduce dangers of hospital ICU delirium
Students in the bio-engineering club at Judge Memorial High School developed a medical device called Safeline to address the problem of hospital intensive… Read More
Recycling in the city that never sleeps
Sims Municipal Recycling in Brooklyn handles recycling for nearly all of New York City. Take a tour of their facility with Sam Silver, Sims head… Read More
California State University Northridge is utilizing technology to enhance access for students with disabilities
The Cal State University Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) aims to meet the challenges of individuals with learning disabilities, by creating and implementing new technologies to… Read More
High Schoolers in San Francisco start Slant, an art show designed for youth artists of color
Slant, a student-run art organization in San Francisco, gives young artists of color an opportunity to showcase their work, and acts as a safe space… Read More