Grade levels: Senior High (10-12)

New technology is giving baseball cards new life in a spectacular way.

Canada’s largest natural gas distributor and an American fuel cell company have perfected a way to harness waste energy and turn it into electricity.

A forward-thinking Japanese company has developed a process to turn discarded plastic water bottles into fashionable men’s suits.

Carbon Motors has developed a police car that integrates numerous eco-friendly technologies.

Fuel Vapor Technologies built this high-mileage performance car to win the Progressive Automotive X-Prize.

Jay explains how getting back to nature helps your brain work better.

Shadow uses his nose to help rangers track and count grizzly bears in Banff National Park.

After the cars are towed away, crash scene investigators move in to piece together what happened in the moments before impact.

Investigators have a high-tech computer program called Electronic Facial Identification Technology (E-FIT) that makes it much easier to create a composite of criminal suspects, but the witness’s ability to recall details is still very important.

Dr. Henry Schwarcz explains how he used isotopes and archaeological science to help solve a murder case.