We all fear having to use dirty public toilets. So three recently-graduated Purdue University engineering students have invented a toilet seat washing machine.

Engineers are analyzing and manipulating the microscopic structure of materials in an attempt to dramatically improve armor that protects soldiers.

Many companies say they have a hard time finding top notch engineers to drive innovation. Now, at least one company has an app for that.

Our brains are complex computing machines that make us who we are…yet we really know very little about how they’re wired.

After a nationwide competition, a dozen student teams were recently selected to showcase innovative engineering projects by the National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance.

Fly a kite and you get a good feel for how much force can be created by a lightweight aircraft. That’s the idea behind a new system for getting power from wind.

Next weekend you can experience over 3-thousand interactive activities during a free U-S-A Science and Engineering Festival at the D-C Convention Center.

A problem with tapping wind energy is finding space for those huge turbines. But there may be a solution, thanks to an unlikely source – fish.

Our brains all look pretty much the same from the outside. To truly understand what makes each one different, a quest is on to reverse engineer our most complex organ.

Those golf balls you slice into the water could stay there for hundreds of years. But a new ball, made from an unlikely source, could make your game greener.