The Pulse Archive

If industries got report cards for how well they’ve incorporated new technology in the work they do, medicine might get an F. In a ...

What exactly happened as your body lay on the operating table, and you were in a death-like slumber? The moments before surgery, f ...

What started in a small gym in Indianapolis is now popping up in gyms and physical therapy centers across the country.   It ...

In the early days of the AIDS epidemic, the gay community was hit hard. But contrary to public perception, not all those who were infecte ...

Remember the HAL 9000 from the sci-fi classic 2001: A Space Odyssey? Though it seemed like pure wild imagination that a computer could se ...

As you were scrolling through your Facebook and Twitter feeds last week, did you notice an unusual amount of stories about ...

The field of studying the trauma experience by the first to arrive at the scene of horrific accident has grown by leaps and bounds since ...

Notes related to a famous 1925 trial were sold in auction to a private collector at ...

Image recognition technology gains a foothold in next wave gadgets—some for the kitchen. It isn’t exactly flawless, but ...

Everyone benefits when people have plans for the ends of their lives, but many would rather not talk about it. When the Mayor̵ ...

Steve Noworyta suffered big league injuries in a crash last year, but is nearly back to full strength. Steve Noworyta has the hulk ...

As hurricane season approaches, New Jersey is teeing up to fight property owners on the shore who refuse to allow dunes to be built on th ...

One young man’s unique path to the pinnacle of scouting. Kevin Rafferty recalls the day that 20-year-old Christian Matcovich ...

With coffee connoisseurship on the rise, can we even distinguish between regular and decaf coffee? Let’s find out. In Matt S ...

Severed cockroach legs serve as training tool for next generation of engineers working on artificial limbs. Four University of Pen ...