Remembering Dr. Woodie Flowers, the Father of Educational Robotics

Medicine & Technology Oct 14, 2019

Dr. Woodie Flowers, multi-awarded MIT professor and co-founder of the international youth organization FIRST, passed away on October 12, 2019.

Can The Ocean Cleanup Device Defeat the Great Pacific Garbage Patch?

Oct 08, 2019

Nonprofit organization The Ocean Cleanup succesfully catches plastic from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

One Engineering and Architectural Designer Has Big Plans for Future Cities

May 03, 2019

Carlo Ratti wants cities to be smarter so that we can live in them in new and better ways.

Yarn-like Nanofibers Could Assist in the Healing of Tendons and Muscles

Apr 30, 2019

MIT engineers have developed tissue engineering design that may enable flexible range of motion in injured tendons and muscles during healing.

Revolutionary Airplane Wings Change Shape During Flight

Apr 04, 2019

NASA and MIT have created a shape-shifting airplane wing.

Money: Creation and Manufacturing Explained

Mar 20, 2019

There's not a single pulp of wood in the US dollar.

Breakfast Cereal: How did this get in my milk?

Mar 12, 2019

Your breakfast cereal goes through more than just being put it in a box and poured into your cereal bowl.

Successful Women Of STEMM-Australia Inspiring Young Girls For Careers In Successful Women In Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, & Medicine.

May 02, 2017

STEMM is taking steps to inspire young girls to take up career paths in Science,Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine to close the gender gap of representation in the fields of chosen interests.

President Donald Trump Full Support For NASA Space Exploration, Officially Calling International Space Station Commander

Apr 21, 2017

President Donald Trump calls on International Space Station Commander Peggy Whitson. Part of his talk is to encourage women to pursue careers in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields.

UWM Researchers Developed Waterproof Concrete, Could Make Potholes Disappear

Mar 31, 2017

Water is concrete's ultimate enemy. Although concrete withstands constant beatings from cars and trucks, water can break it down, pool on its surface and infiltrate the tiniest cracks. Add freezing and thawing cycles, and it's no wonder roads need frequent repairs.

The Large Scale Of Articficial Intelligence

Oct 11, 2015

Artificial Intelligence is also referred to by books as the study and design of intelligent agents.

Transmitting Information At The Speed Of Light, Almost

May 19, 2015

University of Utah engineers have taken a big step toward computing at the speed of light. Their research will help create the next generation of computers and mobile devices-devices that will be capable of speeds millions of times faster than machines are now.

Bacteria Provides Breakthroughs in Genome Modification Field

Mar 26, 2015

Two New Breakthroughs In the Field of Genome Modification

Forget Ebola, Journey to Mars May Be More Lethal Death Sentence

Oct 22, 2014

Since 2012, when Dutch nonprofit Mars One led by Bas Lansdorp announced plans for a permanent colony to be established on Mars, many have been questioning whether or not the company will be able to make good on its promise. But researchers at MIT say that even if they can, the first Martian pilgrims may not last a year around the Sun.