Wake Forest entrepreneur Dean Verhoeven invented a mug that keeps drinks the perfect temperature. Find out how his business got started and how the mug works.
technology
Bacchus gets a makeover
The North Carolina Museum of Art finally has the technology to deconstruct the sculpture of Bacchus. The sculpture is a mish-mash of parts from different centuries, some more ancient than others.
How football TV’s first down line made its debut
The first down line that football fans see on-screen hasn't always been there. Here's how the innovative technology made its debut.
Meet the team behind the NFL's on-screen first down line
Durham-based SMT Technologies is known for making possible the visual aids you see in sports TV, like the first down line in NFL games.
Into the Soil
The Bartlett Tree Research Lab in Charlotte studies how best to protect trees and tree root systems in a rapidly growing state where building is happening everywhere.
Electromagnetics
Electromagnetic energy travels through space in the form of electrical and magnetic waves.
The Touchdown Magnet
NC State researchers are developing a system to better determine a touchdown in football using low frequency magnets.
Seeing Inside the Human Machine: Lesson Plan
Learn about the six simple machines (lever, pulley, wheel and axle, inclined plane, wedge and screw) and how they can be used to describe to the human body in motion.
Seeing Inside the Human Machine
UNC-Charlotte researchers apply motion analysis to study how the body responds after injuries, surgeries and rehab programs.
Diamond in the Rough
A diamond is a collection of interconnected carbon atoms whose strong chemical bonds make the brilliant, super-hard crystals we know. Watch NC State University researchers create brighter, harder, magnetic diamonds with a few quick blasts of a powerful laser. See how by rearranging the chemical bonds in a diamond, they can quickly and cheaply make the new and improved Q-carbon.