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Dan visits Darren Bedford at Bedford Unicycles to explore the science behind the unicycle.

Being bad golfer but a good rocketeer, Doug Frost decided to invent the sport of Rocketry Golf.

Mississauga’s Team 1241 is a group of high school students who are heading to the FIRST Robotics Competition

Bionic Vision Australia are developing an implant that could unveil a bright future for the blind.

Mike Worswick is designing a lighter but stronger B-pillar to better protect automobile occupants in the event of a side-impact car crash.

The Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety is the world’s only lab that does full-scale testing of the effects of hail on building materials.

This massive mean machine travels to New Zealand to help researchers understand how different soil types are affected by earthquakes.

Engineer and baseball nut John Borg uses a wind tunnel at Marquette University to try to unravel the mystery of baseball’s toughest pitch, the knuckleball.

Ziya wonders how animals like the Great Argus, the planthopper nymph, and the peacock spider show off.

With help from accident reconstruction specialists, engineering students in Ottawa use a custom bicycle crash dummy to study what happens in a bicycle/automobile crash.