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American Innovation October 22, 2015

Dead patient? New tech gives students another try

New life-like mannequins prepare students for the real thing. 

American Innovation October 21, 2015

Moving? Save time, money using your cell

A new company uses the power of your cell phone to create an innovative way to move.

American Innovation October 21, 2015

Restaurant taps innovative table technology

At Just Desserts and Coffee House in Tucson, Arizona, innovation is making a table so smart it could be the new face of the service industry.

Biology October 21, 2015

Harvard researchers develop bioplastic made from shrimp shells

In their search for sustainable materials that can be mass produced, researchers at Harvard's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering turned to an unexpected source: shrimp. 

American Innovation October 21, 2015

Shoot for the moon: How America can lead the world back

The International Space Station is the most complex technological marvel the world has ever built. A floating space base that orbits 240 miles above the planet -- at 17,500 miles per hour -- it shows what humanity can accomplish when we work together.

American Innovation October 21, 2015

How to return to the moon in just four years

What if I told you there was a relatively easy way to get Americans back on the moon?

Biology October 21, 2015

Atlanta eyes startups for starring role in neuroscience

NeuroLaunch, the first and only accelerator program in the world specifically for neuroscience technology startups, is helping drive Atlanta's emergence as a neuro-technology hub. 

American Innovation October 21, 2015

China’s moon rover a wake-up call, former NASA division chief says

The U.S. has led in major technological advances in the 19th and 20th centuries, inventing, enhancing or perfecting many small steps and giant leaps. So why shouldn’t we continue to lead in space exploration?

American Innovation October 20, 2015

Startup touts new approach to detecting radiation

With defense experts looking for better ways to prevent nuclear threats from entering the U.S., a startup in Boston may have the answer.

American Innovation October 20, 2015

It’s time to return to the moon, former NASA division chief says

Why go back to the moon? The prospect of establishing a permanent presence on the moon would be a game-changer for the human race, former NASA propulsion division chief says.

American Innovation October 20, 2015

Making a moon base: Why now is the time

The next great challenge is a familiar one: The U.S. must lead the world in allowing humans to break the bonds that hold us to our Earth.