Some people don't sound like they want to, and others want to adjust their voice in certain situations. UC researcher Vesna Novak is collaborating with the trans community to find out what a voice training app should include.

Your fingerprint could appear even more unique if a University of Dayton professor and his Penn State colleague are successful in creating a 3D image.

Self-healing reroutes electricity around a problem kind of like a traffic app reroutes you around a car wreck.

A Black Queer Town Hall in STEM was one of the first steps taken.

Layer by layer, Cincinnati International Airport is adding pieces to its predictive passenger persona, the most recent of which is the University of Cincinnati’s artificial intelligence. The two have signed an agreement to work together on crowd prediction.

Some say a lack of funding and interest in African culture over the years points to a scientific racial bias. Historians know a lot more about ancient societies in Europe and Asia than they do about Africa, where human origin is traced.

Juandez “Dez” Scruggs, adaptive sports coordinator for Clovernook Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired, has limited sight. He planned to sit a couple inches away from his 70” TV and watch the big game. Some companies are working on a better way.

A recent analysis of the accuracy of Punxsutawney Phil got WVXU wondering about other animals, realizing some — like the recent Fiona prediction — are set-ups.

Some people with disabilities have faced barriers in their fight against COVID, from getting information about vaccines to booking their appointments online.

Casey's and UDF call it unleaded 88. Thorntons labels it U88. And Tom's Marathon in Harrison calls it E15. No matter what you call it, it's less expensive than traditional fuel.