Academics
Purdue University Scientists Create Haptic Device That Helps Blind People 'See'
Scientists develop a system that allows blind people to see images from microscopes. Scientists at Purdue University were able to develop a haptic device that lets blind people "see.
NASA-Funded Program Finds Spots In The Atmosphere With Double Radiation Levels
Elon Musk’s Boring Tunnel May Affect Environmental Laws, Says UCLA Planning Student
How Artificial Intelligence Brings About Changes In Education
Prolonged Use of Painkillers Linked to Hearing Loss in Women, Studies Find
Lake Erie College Offers Comedy Studies Minor ; Students Enjoy Stand-Up Humor Acts
NASA Scientists Shares New Technique On How To Effectively Find Life On Mars
Irish University-Led Study Offers Alternative Option On How Earth's Water Was Formed
By Emily MarksRoswell Park Cancer Institute’s New Company Develops New Cancer Therapies
By Amanda FosterJames Webb Space Telescope: Full-Scale Model At Super Bowl LI; Who Gets First Telescope Time [Video]
By Dan CaminsRyan Reynolds Movies Got Him Kisses And Harvard’s Hasty Pudding Man Of The Year Award 2017
By Amanda FosterUS Travel Ban Hampers Scientific Collaboration, Scientists Say
By Eleanor BrightModular Quantum Computer Blueprint Unveiled by Researchers [Video]
By Dan CaminsIndiana University’s E-Textbook Model: A Valuable Initiative For Both Students and Publishers
By Audri TaylorsUS Library Of Congress Releases Sigmund Freud's Digitized Letters
By Emily Marks
