Make Your Home Work for You

First, it was weird, then it was rare, now there is an emergency response. But as the end of the year looms, and the COVID-19 pandemic continues, working from home (WFH) has become a regular part of life for more people than ever.

The School Reopening Dilemma

Do we open schools? Or not? What happens if we open — and then have to close again? A look at the issue — and options for STEM teachers

COVID-19 and the Emerging Backyard Oasis

Since the coronavirus pandemic forced us into our homes in the spring, a growing list of smart home products and reactive technologies have debuted on the market. Everything from exercise equipment and chargers, to smart upgrades in backyard staples like barbeque grills and patio furniture.

Shreveport Building for a Post-COVID-19 Economy

It’s a growing business jewel in the south.

Essential Workers and 5 Technologies Keeping Them Safe

Frontline medical workers like doctors and nurses have received justifiable praise during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Post-Pandemic Automotive World

Everything Changes While Everything Goes Back to Normal

Getting Around Will Not Be the Same

The Future of Travel Post COVID-19

Quarantine Tech

How Medical Technology is Advancing the Fight Against COVID-19

Aiming for Space — and Our Higher Potential:Behind the Making of The Right Stuff

It was one of the best books written about one of mankind’s greatest feats.

THE WORLD'S Biggest SCIENCE FESTIVAL

An Interview with Marc Schulman, Executive Director, USA Science & Engineering Festival

The Art of CRUSHING IT

Internet personality Gary Vaynerchuk gives his patented entrepreneurial advice and reflects on the growing worlds of podcasting and cryptocurrency.

Surfing and SUP Legend - Laird Hamilton

The Evolution of An Adrenaline Junkie

Switched On

Renaissance rapper Akon discusses the Akon Lighting Africa project, as well as his newfound role in the tech world.

PERSON OF THE YEAR 2017: Jane Goodall

A detailed look at Jane Goodall, the influential primatologist we are happy to name our Person of the Year.

Michio Kaku is AT HOME IN THE FUTURE

When Michio Kaku was in fourth grade, he happened upon a riddle.

FLY ME TO THE COSMOS

Neil deGrasse Tyson will be returning to Cosmos in 2020.

CYBER SCARLETT

JOHANSSON TALKS ACTING, TECH, AND GHOST IN THE SHELL

Ann Druyan's Cosmic Journey

Cosmos: Possible Worlds writer Ann Druyan details what it will take to get us to Mars.

2019 Innovator of the Year - Omar Yaghi

Scientific advances transform our lives in miraculous ways.

Who's Got The Plug?

EV Infrastructure is a Critical Part of the Segment’s Growth – and we’re still trying to figure it out as a business

How Medical Technologies Are Helping Ease The Pain

Pain is part of what it is to be human. In many cases, pain is normal and necessary, helping to diagnose a problem or signaling to our bodies that it’s been exposed to something potentially dangerous.

Investment Group: “Do More To Fight Climate Change”

By all accounts, it’s been a terrible year for the climate.

Arizona: The Nation's Hottest Tech Zone

Whatever your perception of Arizona – hot desert, Arizona Highways, retirement communities, Native peoples, rattlesnakes, the Grand Canyon – think again.

A-List Apartments For The Tech Generation

Today’s apartments are more modern than ever, often boasting built-in smart tech and full amenities from gyms and pools to arcades and bowling alleys. But the luxury doesn’t have to stop there.

The Curious World Of Jeff Goldblum

The generation-spanning star allows viewers to see the world through his eyes in his upcoming show on Disney+.

Sting Like Sam Bee

Full Frontal Host Samantha Bee’s Mission to Save the World, One Joke at a Time

Red Zones And Rocket Science

Jacksonville Jaguars Quarterback Josh Dobbs Reaches for the Sky

Kevin Smith: How Jay And Silent Bob Changed His World

The director escaped death and used his heart attack to power the cameo-infused Jay and Silent Bob Reboot film in theaters.