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Mettin Sitti, a professor of mechanical engineering at Carnegie Mellon, has developed gecko-like adhesives.

New adhesive mimics gecko biology

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon have developed a gecko-like adhesive that offers a variety of product applications.

Carnegie Mellon researchers have used neuro-imaging to show the major pathways of the basal ganglia, a portion of the brain responsible for motion.

BrainHub scientists visualize basal ganglia pathway

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon have used neuro-imaging to view small sections of the brain including the basal ganglia, a portion of the brain responsible for motion.

Researchers develop depth sensing camera prototype

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon have developed an energy efficient depth sensing camera.

How Things Work: Embalming

This week's How Things Work discusses embalming.

SciTech Briefs

This week's SciTech Briefs discuss 3-D printed fish, self-healing materials, the Permian extinction, antibiotic use and Type 2 diabetes, the honeybee crisis, and a blood test to predict breast cancer.

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