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Michelle Ntampaka shared her story finding her love of stars — and the love of her life — in Africa.

Students share tales of science and life at Story Collider

Five Carnegie Mellon students — four graduate students and one undergraduate — shared their stories of life, love, and science.

Researchers have utilized a barcode technique that has been able to successfully improve the precision and affordability of motion-tracking devices.

Research allows for improvement of motion-tracking

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon and Disney Pittsburgh have developed a motion tracking technology called Lumitrack, which will not only significantly improve many motion tracking technologies.

Lorrie Cranor, center, leads the psychosocial team of a collaborative cybersecurity project. She is shown with Penn State professor Patrick McDaniel, front left, and the members of the Army Research Laboratory.

Researchers integrate social science in cybersecurity project

Researchers are working on a project, called Models for Enabling Continuous Reconfigurability of Secure Missions, that strives to increase security in cyberspace.

Echolocation allows dolphins, bats to navigate without sight

How Things Work explores echolocation, the main form of communication for bats and dolphins.

SciTech Briefs

Carnivorous mouse aids research on pain signals Researchers at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas have discovered that the southern grasshopper...

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