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College Sophomores Discover Hidden Text in Medieval Manuscript
Students at Rochester Institute of Technology used a self-developed UV imaging system to assess a 15th-century religious document
How a Choral Director and Her Students Found Joy in the Folkways Archives
Watch this uplifting video giving voice to stalwarts of the American songbook
Want to Learn Cherokee? How About Ainu? This Startup Is Teaching Endangered Languages
Tribalingual founder Inky Gibbens explains how saving languages is a means of preserving different worldviews
This Keyboard Cover Lets Users Actually Feel the Letters They Type
Two college students found a way have a keyboard tap into our muscle memory of the alphabet
This Device Translates Text To Braille in Real Time
Team Tactile hopes to create an inexpensive and portable device that can raise text right off the page
You Can Now 3D Print Glass
German researchers have developed a technique for 3D printing strong, transparent glass products, such as jewelry, lenses and computer parts
This App Puts a Science Lab in Your Pocket
Lab4U turns smartphones and tablets into scientific tools
How Humans Invented Numbers—And How Numbers Reshaped Our World
Anthropologist Caleb Everett explores the subject in his new book, <em>Numbers and the Making Of Us</em>
This Language-Teaching Device Constantly Whispers Lessons In Your Ear
A conceptual gadget called Mersiv immerses language-learners in their tongue of choice
With This Smartphone Microscope, You Can Play Soccer and Pac-Man With Microbes
Stanford engineer Ingmar Riedel-Kruse built a 3D-printed microscope that allows students to not only observe but also interact with tiny creatures
This Speedy, Wall-Crawling Conveyor System Will Now Deliver Books at the New York Public Library
Like a robotic, book-carrying train
These Tiny Satellites Can Be Launched Into Space for as Little as $1,000
Researchers at Arizona State University may be paving the way for consumer satellite flight
How Can Schools Use Virtual Reality?
The expansion of Google's VR education program could make classrooms more engaging, and also more just
Med School Students Can Play "Operation" With These Synthetic Cadavers
Florida company SynDaver is making life-like organs and bodies. But, as teaching models, are they as helpful as the real thing?
Six Ways Schools Are Using Neuroscience to Help Kids Learn
Schools around the world are incorporating neuroscience research into the school day, to help kids with dyslexia and to teach complex math skills
17 Inventions That Could Make Going Back to School a Little Bit Easier
From an aromatic alarm clock to a school bus locator system, these patented products could help students and parents with the transition
Will This $15 Device Protect Against School Shootings?
High school students in Washington D.C. have designed the DeadStop, a simple attachment that instantly locks armed intruders out of classrooms
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