Innovation

A computer scientist is pushing large video game makers to design games that blind people can enjoy.

Matt Roda of Lancaster County was a junior in high school when a single hockey game changed his entire life.

Professor Andrew Norris is creating ways to make sound waves go around underwater objects, instead of bouncing back.

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When a high-tech appliance breaks, some manufacturers discourage people from doing their own repairs. But a growing “right to repair” movement wants to change that.

The “illusion of protrusion” makes for a realistic nipple tattoo.

A lot of black people are in a space where we have the spirit, the soul, and all that it takes to override oppression, but it means nothing if we don’t believe it.

Black people have always had to project themselves into the future because of the reality of their present. Even today, it takes some cognitive dissonance not to be enraged.

"This idea, if implemented in the future, would improve the process for our fulfillment associates," the company says.

As technology advances, new ways to use drones are being discovered and that could mean big money for FAA-certified commercial drone pilots.

Delaware leaders are offering a free training opportunity for high school girls interested in a career in cybersecurity.

University of Pennsylvania students are working with the nonprofit ShelterBox to improve conditions for some of the millions uprooted from their homes.

The Philadelphia-based company announced Wednesday that its recently-approved gene therapy, which has the potential to cure a rare form of blindness, will cost $850,000.

Careful custody of blood tests and tissue samples is essential to the success of precision medicine.

The Mayo Clinic is building its future around high-tech approaches to research known as "precision medicine."