The best vision on Earth may belong to a sea creature?that might give us a blueprint for improved cameras, D-V-D players, and more.

Is there a part of the brain that allows us to lie?? And, if so, could it be temporarily disabled?? Intelligence community researchers think it may, indeed, be possible.

If you want to?take in a classic?Hitchcock movie?as we approach Halloween, try?"Vertigo."? Interestingly, the legendary film-maker's approach to approach to making movies was uniquely influenced by an engineering background.

As you watch those Hitchcock movies this Halloween season, keep an eye out for the director?s engineering-inspired detail.

When you delete an e-mail or Facebook photo, you don't see it anymore but it might not be gone from cyberspace.? Now researchers are working on a permanent delete.

Imagine a 23-foot long video wall, that provides a hundred times more detail than the best high-definition TV. It exists but, sorry, football fans, only for science now.

Tongue piercings may become more than a fashion statement.? People suffering from paralysis might one day use them to control devices and get around.

Can your heart be hacked?? If you have a common pacemaker-defibrillator device called an I-C-D, the answer might be ?yes.?? ??

Why can you get itemized bills for credit cards and telephone calls but not electricity and water?? A new technology promises that possibility.?

Syringe needles can cause infections, accidental pricks, and ? of course ? pain. Engineers are working to make those injection needles pointless.