Many grocery stores are using a rolling robot to scan inventory on the shelves. When the robot finds an empty spot, it messages the store staff that there is an item in need of re-stocking.

Learn about the Equine SmartBits, new technology to help veterinarians and owners provide the best possible care for horses.

Learn about new technology that trainers can use to monitor a racehorse’s heart rate, body temperature and blood oxygen in correlations with the horse’s movements while running the track.

The 7T MRI packs more than twice the imaging power of conventional MRI machines, allowing researchers and clinicians to see in much greater detail.

A new approach to medicine is all in a box that looks like a WiFi router. It's a machine learning platform for health analytics that’s now helping patients with chronic itch.

Explore the world of STEM in sports and see what engineers are doing to build a better hockey puck for use by blind hockey players.

Watergen has developed a unique technology that can generate drinking water anywhere, from the air, through a box!

Learn about different ways to make your home more environmentally friendly.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating Acute Flaccid Myelitis, which is caused by an enterovirus and may lead to paralysis in children.

Neurosurgeon Fassil Mesfin, MD, talks about a FDA-approved bioactive glass called NanoFUSE, which enables patients to grow their own bones in a short period of time.

Plastic adapted from operating room biohazard bags may be used to create a bubble environment for high-risk COVID-19 surgeries, a technique teams at Mercy Hospital St. Louis practice in a simulation ...

Drawing blood samples is necessary to check for antibodies and biomarkers of disease but the process can be painful, thus the development of nearly pain-free microneedle patches.

Learn how a new application for an arthritis drug is becoming a potentially successful therapy in the fight against chronic itch.

Meet a music therapist who works with babies in neonatal intensive care to help them eat better, regulate their stress levels and adjust to stimulation.

Dr. David Chang, ENT surgeon, explains the process of a new treatment, named Inspire, for Obstructive Sleep Apnea, which affects up to 30 million Americans.

Shin-Ichiro Imai, PhD, professor of developmental biology at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, identified a route for cellular fuel delivery that could shed light on the process ...

Matthew Lew, PhD, of the Preston M. Green Department of Electrical & Systems Engineering, tells how an imaging technique may aid in early detection of amyloids proteins.

Samuel Achilefu, PhD, Professor of Radiology at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, shows how light-triggered nanoparticles can successfully attack and destroy cancer cells.

Researchers in the MU College of Veterinary Medicine, Dept. of Veterinary Pathobiology are trying to stop the spread of mosquito viruses by studying the molecular interactions.

Learn how the discovery of C3s ability to act as a "hidden immune arsenal" can impact scientific research and medical treatment.

A component of blood from young mice transformed the appearance and health of older mice. The discovery is part of aging and longevity research by Dr. Shin-ichiro Imai, MD, PhD.

Gideon Erkenswick, PhD, Division of Infectious Diseases at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, and his team collect biological samples from bats and primates to screen for viruses.

Cassava is a staple food for much of the world and is being threatened by a DNA geminivirus pathogen, but scientists have promising leads for stemming the problem.

University of Missouri Health Care leaders worked with volunteers to find ways to make PPEs, personal protective equipment. The innovators created a back-up supply of face shields for a respirator.

Could the Zika Virus provide insight into treatments for brain cancer? Dr. Milan Chheda, MD is trying to find out.

Immunophotonics, a clinical-stage biotechnology company, is advancing interventional immuno-oncology with a novel technology designed to treat many kinds of cancer.

Dr. Milan Chheda, MD, is on the frontline in the battle against glioblastoma by actively leading research for new therapies for treating patients with brain tumors.

Researchers have developed a procedure to direct immune system cells to destroy cancer cells.

Healium is the world’s first virtual and augmented reality platform powered by brainwaves and heart rate via consumer wearables. Learn about the company's mission with CEO Sarah Hill.

Meet Hilary Jensen, Obe Founder and CEO and discover Obe’s smart dog bowl, the ProBowl, that has a smart base that connects via WiFi to a smart phone app.

Jackie Wu, CEO of Corvus Robotics, explains how their drone technology is improving warehouse inventory management.