Recent bioengineering research shows the benefits of exercise may extend beyond your muscles and heart?to your blood vessels.

Does it seem like your always charging your digital camera? Its battery power might soon last longer with a new picture-taking technique.

Imagine if your cell phone charged itself every time you step into the light. That?s just one potential application of a new type of solar energy technology.

A hundred thousand Americans die prematurely each year from heart failure. An experimental device may one day offer new ? non-beating?hearts.

If a football player?s knocked unconscious, taking him out of the game is a no brainer. But, what if he just ?got his bell rung??

A new technology is poised to make its way into pro football?computer assisted play calling.

How do we know if we?re prepared for a devastating terrorist attack? One professor says do the math?and then the engineering.

Ever notice phone conversations are more muddled than talking face-to-face? Some Florida engineering students are working to create clearer conversations.

A new technique may soon allow faster, better breast cancer diagnosis.

Last week we told you about a technology for making meat without slaughtering livestock. Animal rights aside, there may be some very good reasons for it.