Subjects: General

Intructors at the Criminal Justice Institute at the University of Arkansas recreate crime scenes to teach students and investigators the art and science of reading blood spatters at crime scenes.

The Digital Water Pavillion on the Digital Mile at the 2008 World Expo site in Spain uses water, light, and digital technology to create an amazing display.

Doug Berman has invented a machine that will dramatically increase the efficiency and safety of road repair crews.

Professor Christian Jacob uses sophisticated computer models to try and understand swarm intelligence in an effort to aid in the design better traffic systems.

Jay gets a lesson in how modelers at the Royal Ontario Museum make such realistic lifelike animal models.

Jay and a couple of musical guests discuss the mathematical underpinnings of musical beats.

Jay and a couple of musical guests demonstrate how the blues can be distilled down to a mathematical formula.

Go behind the scenes at PalaeoPlus to see how they build a life-sized model of a huge dinosaur.

The use of robots in war has a surprising impact on soldiers.

A microscopic technology may save your car and other valuables.