The Rutgers Ankle Robotic Interface tackles the formidable task of rehabilitating a notoriously delicate anatomical extremity.
New Jersey is one of the Northeast’s great wonderlands of autumn color. We owe our brilliant fall leaves to geography.
The watercooler is the oasis of the corporate jungle, where office denizens discuss such important topics as American Idol, the company softball team, or the latest New Jersey corruption bust.
Underwater research capabilities are significantly enhanced by this month's featured How Things Work item—a torpedo-shaped submersion device know as REMUS 100.
How did we describe life’s ups and downs before roller coasters?
The English call it fairy floss, picking up the name it was given by the two Nashvillians who invented the first electric machine for making it.
Thanks to the second law of thermodynamics, air conditioners make hot, stuffy rooms comfortable, but technically they don’t cool the air.
Mathematicians love slot machines—not to sink tokens into but rather their analytical teeth.
At this month’s annual orgy of college hoops, the NCAA Championships, you’ll see a lot of Pete Carril—or, rather, of the offensive system he devised as basketball coach at Princeton from 1967 to 1996.