Dr. Mike Stout is a hands-on type of guy, and he works hard to empower people through grass roots efforts.
Archives for 2015
“Why would someone risk everything for a political objective?” Dr. David Romano wants to know.
Dancers’ seemingly effortless movements place great demands upon their bodies. Dr. Jim Hackney and Sara Brummel studied how dancers’ joints absorb forces as they move, leap and land.
Nigerian women are treating malaria without any formal education. She’s on a mission to spread their knowledge.
“Why me?” That’s what so many victims of crime want to know. Dr. Char Berquist opens that dialogue at the Center for Dispute Resolution.
Ready for recess? She’s proving that it’s good for all ages.
Dr. Jorge Rebaza sees so much beauty in mathematics, it’s only natural that he finds ways to connect math to almost everything else.
Fretting over franchising? Figure out if its right for your business
Dr. Ann Rost is giving cancer a one-two punch through her research.
Who would have thought – a thinking robot? This sci-fi dream may become a reality.
Dr. Julie Masterson knows from personal experience that literacy development in children is an area most people don’t understand. Now, she’s the expert.
Getting a medical implant may soon be a lot safer thanks to a discovery by Dr. Nikolay Gerasimchuk.
If a significant life event was posted on Twitter but no one saw it, did it really happen? Wayne Anderson thinks people need to consider the risks of social media before sharing.
Sarah Williams skulks through dark streets photographing buildings, which she later paints on canvas to help her recreate a sense of home.