CRUISERS! This week we are headed up to the University of Alaska Anchorage where we discuss a neat innovation they have going on up there to deal with all the bear chow lying around causing unwonted interactions with the locals at Russian River fishing sites. 

CRUISERS! This week it's off to Montana in our 1962 Willy's Wagon. I discuss how man has harnessed the power of bacteria to do his bidding thanks to the research at Montana Stata University's Center for Biofilm Engineering. Enjoy!

CRUISERS! Welcome back to another drive. We are headed over to the home of the Tar Heels, U of North Carolina Chapel Hill where they are making a new kind of telescope to help detect and image astronomical events faster than ever. 

Enjoy!

Hello CRUISERS! This week we are headed to the University of Colorado Boulder. There are some strange things afoot in this lab especially the robots with noses. I hope you enjoy this episode as it has many practical applications. Please review and share the show with friends and family!

Seattle, here we come! This week stopping off at the University of Washington to discuss their advancements in gesture detection technology something I like to call gestrology. Starting a new show segment called the Mail Truck!  Shoot a quick email to [email protected] to let me know what you think these amazing innovations could bring about. 

Here is the video I mention in the show: AllSee: Bringing Gesture Recognition to All Devices - YouTube

CRUISERS, this week we are going to the Moon! Also Duke University in North Carolina where they are planning a mission impossible to build a large particle collider around the Moon. I discuss the advantages, the steps to actually accomplish something this Jupiterian (massive), and what it holds for us in the future. Enjoy this ride!

This week we are driving down over from Pennsylvania down to Beautiful Georgia where Dr. Prausnitz is making creams and topical medications more effective with his lab's newest technology, microparticle shaped like stars. We discuss their interesting manufacturing and testing methods and get to thinking about its implications and applications in the future. 

Hop on in CRUISERS! We are going to Philly. UPenn has some interesting robotics technology cooking in their labs including today's topic of non battery powered non computer controlled scooters! Let me know what you think!

Hello CRUISERS we are taking a road trip on over to the chilly Midwest to Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois to look at the technology of controlling surface texture with electrical circuits. Then we are working our way down for a brief stop at Texas A&M to see what they have done with this research more recently. Enjoy!