The Georgian government has sanctioned a cybersecurity master's degree program between St. Andrews Georgian University and Northern Kentucky University

Bees make some very smart decisions. Their brains are now a model for AI

Aug 7th, 2023 4m 16s

Their fast and accurate decisions, like deciding which flowers to visit for nectar, could aid robots and self-driving vehicles.

Ohio looks to increase the number of self-driving trucks on the roads. Next up: I-70

Jul 31st, 2023 4m 35s

The state is already testing self-driving vans in Southeast Ohio and partnering with East Logistics to deliver goods with automated trucks on interstates.

These Cincinnati State graduates may soon develop the next food craze

Jul 24th, 2023 4m 58s

The chef-scientists are among the first to graduate with Cincinnati State's new Bachelor of Applied Science in Culinary and Food Science.

Issa Rae is the keynote for this year's Black Tech Week. Here's what else to expect

Jul 17th, 2023 4m 9s

Beginning Tuesday, 3,000 entrepreneurs and investors will be in Cincinnati with hopes of increasing the number of African Americans in the tech sector.

Journalism in the age of AI: How media companies are putting computers to use

Jul 10th, 2023 4m 56s

AI can sort through information quickly, translate and personalize data, but it can also cause news stories to be rife with errors.

NASA Mars Habitat latest to use P&G's special space detergent

Jul 3rd, 2023 4m 7s

Tide Infinity has already been tested in bottle form and as a stain removal pen on the International Space Station.

The wristbands on Taylor Swift's Eras tour is just the start of how tech is changing the concert-going experience

Jun 26th, 2023 3m 57s

Concertgoers have gone from passive to active as the performers they've come to see engage them with all kinds of technology.

A sweater that fools facial recognition cameras, and more ways designers are getting creative with tech

Jun 19th, 2023 4m 45s

Fashion designers are doing some pretty cool things with clothes, including an Italian startup which has designed knitted garments to shield facial recognition technology.

After head trauma, heart attack or stroke, brain cells can continue dying for weeks. UC researchers have a possible prevention plan

Jun 12th, 2023 4m 15s

A trial with traumatic brain injury patients will more closely monitor blood pressure, blood sugar and body temperature and if necessary, administer ketamine to prevent "brain tsunamis."

Researchers look to variations of psychedelic drugs as the future of mental health treatment

Jun 5th, 2023 4m 14s

The University of Cincinnati will test derivatives of the psilocybin Miami University's Dr. Andrew Jones is developing in his lab. These don't have the "trip."

'The future of flight is more electric.' GE Aerospace, NASA and Boeing announce next steps in developing a hybrid electric engine

May 17th, 2023 4m 23s

GE is investing another $20 million at the EPISCenter in Dayton to build its seventh test cell for hybrid electric aircraft engine testing

Ukraine's use of technology on the battlefield might be setting the stage for the rest of the world

May 15th, 2023 4m 54s

Countries around the world are watching Ukraine's innovation and assessing their own innovation power, or "ability to invent, adopt and adapt new technologies."

In the midst of mass shootings, touchless security screening systems gain traction

May 8th, 2023 4m 22s

You may have already walked through this technology without even knowing it was there.

Scientists are in demand. This woman is helping to train them in her Newport lab

May 1st, 2023 4m 18s

Wood Hudson President Julia Carter, Ph.D., has partnered with the EPA and five pharmaceutical companies as students do research in her lab.

A Cincinnati company has created a 'Roomba for coastal waterways'

Apr 24th, 2023 4m 13s

The autonomous cleaning robot for salt or freshwater weighs 400 pounds and can fit into the back of a pickup truck.

Scientists are tracing how materials from other places ended up in Hopewell Culture artifacts

Apr 17th, 2023 4m 41s

Ball State Professor of Anthropology Mark Hill thinks it comes down to social networks, not trade.

Agriculture drones are getting more popular. Are they accurate enough to spray crops?

Apr 10th, 2023 4m 15s

The University of Dayton is holding a seminar May 24-25 for farmers, chemical manufacturers, drone applicators, and government officials to determine the best nozzle and its placement to cut down on spray drift.