Carnegie Science Center exhibits images from the Hubble Telescope
A new exhibit, displaying images taken by the Hubble Telescope, opened at the Carnegie Science Center.
Technology helps the visually impaired
Carnegie Mellon's TechBridgeWorld has developed a new device that can help blind students learn to write Braille more effectively than conventional methods.
Student creates iPhone app
Jahanzeb Sherwani, a Ph.D. student at Carnegie Mellon, has developed a novel iPhone application that connects users to their computers from virtually any place in the world.
Health Talk: Congenital insensitivity to pain
Although a life without pain may sound like a blessing, insensitivity to pain is a debilitating disorder that can cause severe physical impairments.
How Things Work: Lie detectors
From rice grains to polygraphs, lie detectors have evolved over time, yet their reliability is still controversial.
Health Line
Doctors in Berlin have successfully cured a patient of AIDS by performing a blood transplant.
Sci/Tech briefs
Researchers have created a new coating for solar panels that is capable of absorbing nearly 96 percent of the incident sunlight.