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The monthly service, MEL Kids, visually translates difficult-to-understand science concepts through hands-on experiments, an accompanying illustrated comic book and a lesson delivered via augmented reality app.
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New science-education subscription service for kids
21 Aug 2019 -
Seeking welder with 'golden arm,' developer turns to cobot system
01 May 2019 -
Listen to a Bit of Space History
15 Nov 2018 -
Watch: 13 Ocean Solutions for Climate Change
04 Oct 2018 -
A First for Flat Lenses: Full-Color Imaging
03 Oct 2018
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Watch: Printing Biological Structures, Fast Food Wrappers, Organ-on-chip
24 Feb 2018A new printing technique may be the next innovation in cancer research and development of new drugs to fight disease. -
Expandable Space Habitats Promise Versatility in Low-Earth Orbit and Beyond
23 Feb 2018Source: Eric OlsonBigelow Aerospace’s space stations launch in a compact configuration, expand to their full size in orbit, and offer a greater ratio of living space to launch mass compared to traditional aluminum designs. Their sale and operation will be managed by new subsidiary Bigelow Space Operations. -
Scientists Measure Python Strength
23 Feb 2018Source: Sponsored VideoHow to measure constriction strength of a Burmese python using Omega's pressure transducers. -
Forget Silicon Valley: The Biggest Startup Campus is in Paris
22 Feb 2018Source: Abe MichelenLast spring French president Emmanuel Macron inaugurated Station F, the world’s largest startup campus. A 1920 railway depot, located in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, known as La Halle Freyssinet, was transformed into a campus to host more than 1,000 startups in a space greater than 34,000 square meters (over 365,000 square feet). -
Watch: SherpaPak and SherpaPerfusion Donor Heart Transport Coolers Cleared in Europe
22 Feb 2018Source: S. HimmelsteinThe single-use, disposable devices suport hypothermic oxygenated perfusion preservation and transport of donor hearts. -
Video: Improving Rubber Using Compost
21 Feb 2018Source: Peter BrownUsing food waste as a potential filler for natural rubber may make it suitable for electronic sealants and sensors. -
Watch: Boosting Pharma Production with Green Catalysis Method
21 Feb 2018Source: S. HimmelsteinUnlike conventional palladium-driven catalytic processes, a new pseudo-homogeneous catalysis method is fast, efficient and consumes nontoxic solvents. -
Watch: Volcanic Infrasound Changes May Signal Eruptions
21 Feb 2018Source: S. HimmelsteinMonitoring changes in the infrasound character produced by open-vent volcanoes can signal a rise in lava lake level and eruption activity. -
NASA’s New Exoplanet Hunter Will Begin Searching for Earth-like Worlds Orbiting Other Stars This Year
21 Feb 2018Source: Eric OlsonThe Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) will monitor over 200,000 of the brightest, nearby stars. Scientists expect to discover over 2,000 exoplanet candidates, around 300 of which will be Earth-sized or super-Earth-sized. -
Video: Montreal to Start Work on Automated Transit
21 Feb 2018Source: David WagmanThe Reseau Express Metropolitain will be the fourth-largest such system in the world, and will rank as the largest public transportation network in greater Montréal in 50 years. -
Watch: Recyclable Resin Boosts Wind Turbine Sustainability
18 Feb 2018Source: S. HimmelsteinA new resin cures at room temperature without creating flaws in the fiberglass, and lends itself to recycling. -
NASA’s Hybrid-electric Concept Aircraft Could Slash Jetliner Fuel Use by Ten Percent
16 Feb 2018Source: Eric OlsonIn consideration as one of NASA’s future X-planes, STARC-ABL (single-aisle turboelectric aircraft with aft boundary-layer propulsor) will incorporate new technologies such as electric-enhanced propulsion and a boundary-layer ingesting engine. -
Watch: Electronic Skin, Drones Open Olympics, NASA Submarine
16 Feb 2018In this edition of the Engineering360 News Brief, we'll look at self-healing electronic skin, how drones set a record of their own at the Winter Olympics and how a NASA space sub will ply Titan's oceans. -
Watch How a Map App Fills Stem Cell Research Gap
16 Feb 2018Source: S. HimmelsteinThe Web Image Processing Pipeline app allows a user to interact with microscopic views of macroscopic objects. -
See a High-tech Kiosk Designed as a Health and Fitness Platform
15 Feb 2018Source: S. HimmelsteinA walk-in kiosk from Connexion Health uses multiple powerful sensors and artificial intelligence (AI) for touchless, automated health assessments. -
The Future of Robotics: Boston Dynamics Robot Dog Opens Doors
14 Feb 2018Source: Abe MichelenThis week, Boston Dynamics introduced a robot dog that opens doors. -
Watch How a 'Brain Pacemaker' Slows the Pace of Alzheimer's Disease
14 Feb 2018Source: S. HimmelsteinDeep brain stimulation from a device similar to a cardiac pacemaker was demonstrated to slow the decline of problem-solving and decision-making skills in Alzheimer’s patients. -
Backing Up Humanity: First Arch Launched on Falcon Heavy
14 Feb 2018Source: Eric OlsonArchs are intended to preserve the collected culture and learning of humanity for the benefit of future generations — or even alien beings if our species is wiped out in an unfortunate disaster. -
Cockroaches Used to Teach Robots How to Traverse Difficult Terrain
14 Feb 2018Source: Siobhan TreacyResearchers from Johns Hopkins University are training cockroaches to share how they move through dangerous territory with robotic vehicles. -
Watch: First Precise Measurement of W Boson Mass
13 Feb 2018Source: S. HimmelsteinThe W boson, one of the heaviest known particles, is of particular interest because it is one of the main ingredients in the scientific equation that predicts the mass of the Higgs boson.