Subjects: General

It takes a lot of patience and some high-tech equipment to get up close and personal with some amazing underwater creatures.

Testing a new method for decontaminating a building after a biological weapons attack.

Wayne Davidson – a metorological observer in Canada’s high Arctic – believes that atmospheric refraction is making the Arctic warmer and warmer.

The destructive lava flow of Mount Kilauea is keeping scientists and researchers in Hawaii very busy.

Student researchers set sail on a rocky ride through the Drake Passage on their way into Antarctica.

The V-Link is a system that measures how skis move across the snow in all directions and is being used by the US ski team to help them gain an edge in their training.

The Bio Bus is a Lab on wheels that tours the continent collecting specimens of every living thing in its path in a effort to identify all life on Earth and build the “Bar Code of Life.”

William Megill and his engineering students are building a pedal-powered submarine in an attempt build a more efficient propulsion system.

Toronto Hydro is using a mobile stray voltage detection system to detect deadly locations throughout the city.

The Pubcrawler is a mobile bar that’s powered by its customers.