Color blindness is the most common genetic disorder, affecting roughly one in twelve men and one in two hundred women. Researchers at the University of Washington may have found a cure.

15-year-old Brooke Martin is the innovator behind iCPooch, a new device that allows you to virtually connect with your dog.

Jeff Merritt, Director of Innovation in the Mayor’s Office of Technology and Innovation in New York City, explains how geodomains are helping the city gather local data and information.

A recent outbreak of drug-resistant bacteria in several U.S. hospitals has experts looking for innovative solutions. One University of Florida professor thinks shark skin could offer hope.

After a paralyzing snowboarding accident, athlete Jennifer French turned to neurotechnology to find new ways to regain mobility.

Financial Times reporter Gina Chon discusses the depth and implications of cyber security.

A team of physicists in rural South Dakota search an abandoned gold mine for dark matter, a theoretical particle which has never been seen or directly detected.

The innovators behind Props come up with a fun way of improving work culture.

In the age of the Fitbit, perhaps it comes as little surprise that health professionals are now turning to wearable tech to better monitor their patients’ health. Through an electronic system called Telehealth, unnecessary trips to the hospital can be avoided by allowing medical professionals keep a close eye on a patient’s health remotely.

Hackathons often bring together coders and designers to create innovative solutions to business and social problems. At the Tech Sassy Girlz Hackathon in Orlando, middle and high school girls get a crash course in coding and some exposure to the tech sector.

Creating reliable sources of electricity in the developing world continues to be an enormous challenge as the necessary infrastructure lags behind. The founder of the renewable energy company Uncharted Play has created an unusual solution.

Mention fractals and most people will stare at you blankly, but these infinitely complex mathematical patterns have been appreciated for centuries. An international group of computer coders have joined forces with a composer in a 60-foot planetarium dome to showcase fractals in a whole new light.

Invasive species come in many forms and make for a complex and difficult problem. Mitigating the damage isn’t easy, but scientists are finding that it is achievable when everyone does their part.

Mars is the next major destination in space travel, and it’s going to take a new generation of budding scientists to get us there. Planetary physicist Phil Metzger explains when and how we’ll get there.

Whether they’re microscopic or massive, fossils provide snapshots of an ancient world and help scientists piece together clues from the past. Dinosaur Whisperer Dustin Growick explains how fossils are made in our continuing feature, The Dinosaur Show.

Serial entrepreneur Brian Hecht explains how job search engines are altering the employment marketplace and how these apps are taking a cue from dating websites.

Madhu Thangavelu, a professor of astronautical engineering at the University of Southern California, explains the principles of collaborative robotics and how robots are being designed to work more closely alongside people.

As the world grapples with the consequences of global warming, scientists are thinking up new ways to lower the earth’s temperature and to do so quickly. Climate scientist Ken Caldeira discusses some unusual intervention strategies.

How many licks does it take to get to the center of a lollipop? It’s not just generations of children who’ve pondered that question. Mathematicians at New York University’s Applied Mathematics Lab are searching for an answer by studying fluid dynamics to determine just how lollipops dissolve.

Tech devices can sometimes act as a distraction for students, but not at Tampa Prep. When you step into this Florida school, it feels like you’re stepping into the future. The entire facility has been outfitted with the latest technology—movable desks, iPads, and dynamic classrooms.