Helping people with disabilities become working artists
Only 20% of people with disabilities participate in the workforce; Art Enables helps those with special needs turn art into a career.
An address for everywhere on Earth
Can three simple words change how we find each other?
Helping moms in prison read to their kids
Meet the people helping incarcerated mothers read to their kids.
Why cancer patients should get genetic sequencing
Genomic sequencing saved his live. Now he wants everyone to have access.
Making tumors glow to improve cancer surgery
This surgeon is improving surgery by lighting up cancer cells.
The student laboratory reinventing food to stop waste
Inside the food laboratory inventing new foods to prevent waste.
Helping prisoners overcome trauma with dance
Women in prison are regaining a sense of freedom — through dance.
Fighting superbugs with viruses
This Yale scientist’s experimental treatment is a Texas woman’s last resort.
3 ways to think about the future
Why don’t we have a moon base? A cartoonist and a scientist explain.
Growing food with seawater
This designer invented a greenhouse that lets you grow food with seawater.
Saving lives with AI
Artificial intelligence can find hidden patterns in patient’s vital signs – and stop emergencies before they happen.
This restaurant is giving young people a second chance
Cafe Momentum offers an alternative to the revolving doors at Texas jails.
Teaching engineering with dirt bikes
This teacher is using dirt bikes to help Baltimore’s kids learn STEM.
Steven Pinker makes the case for optimism
Are things really worse than ever, or are we missing the bigger picture?
Meet the amateur astronomer who found a lost NASA satellite
A $130 million satellite vanished. Over a decade later, a blogger/astronomer found it.
The dad changing how police shootings are investigated
After his son was killed by police, Michael Bell fought for over a decade to change how we investigate police shootings.
How veterans help each other heal through therapy
Headstrong believes that trauma is treatable.
Bringing virtual reality to brain surgery
Virtual reality is helping surgeons and patients prepare for complicated, life-saving surgeries in ways never before possible.
The future of cancer research
Intel’s Bryce Olson used genomic sequencing to help fight his cancer. Now he’s helping researchers use artificial intelligence to discover entirely new cancer treatments.