Grade levels: Adult

What started as an engineering challenge and an art project for 12 engineers has become a mechanical marvel.

Physicist Jearl Walker explores the physics of breakfast cereal, including the secret of snap, crackle, pop.

Greg Olson thinks training fire investigators in archaeology and osteology would help them recover evidence at fire scenes.

Researchers at COMPRU are using the latest technology to develop and improve bone-anchored hearing aids.

It takes a lot of planning and teamwork to upgrade London’s underground tracks with a new system that promises to revolutionize subway travel.

Using the old hot rods of the ’50s for inspriation, Joey Ruiter has created a truly unique watercraft that is pulled by the engines, rather than pushed.

Physicist Jearl Walker disproves a popular myth about draining a bathtub.

Michael Jantzen has challenged the conventionial ideas about house construction by building a modular shape-shifting house that can be transformed to generate its own energy.

These datalogging eggs are giving researchers new insight into the nesting habits of the whooping crane which in turn helps the researchers to build better incubators.

New investigations are uncovering evidence that brings Pat Garrett’s account of Billy the Kid’s death into question.