What if clothing could do more than clothe us? In this engaging webinar, Professor Lucy Dunne from the University of Minnesota’s College of Design and Wearable Technology Lab explores how research, design, and innovation come together to shape the future of apparel. Recently featured by MPRnews for her infant jaundice suit, she'll take us through the process of design, from functionality to wearability, this session highlights how university research is advancing the way we think about, and interact with, what we wear every day.

Researchers and scientists at the U’s College of Design are developing wearable apparel that blends garments with technology to make clothing more useful for people.

From smart clothing and climate resilience to lunar living, the scholars from the US-UK Fulbright Commission’s awards invite you to hear about their groundbreaking research in the UK on adapting to ch...

Thrifting and secondhand shopping are rising as consumers embrace pre-loved clothing and goods for environmental, financial and cultural reasons, with experts and Twin Cities voices weighing in on the...

The mission to the moon was a major science success and it made a big splash when it comes to the next generation too. As Photojournalist Nick Lunemann and Derek James report, Minnesota students are hoping to design the space suit of the future. For video licensing inquiries, contact: licensing@veritone.com

Tech expert Beth D’Angelo returns to answer your cybersecurity questions and talk about artificial intelligence and more. Then, we focus on technology overuse and how you can cut back on screen time w...

For generations, survivors of sexual abuse stood alone. Now they step forward as a powerful social movement, the Survivors Movement. Stand Up, Speak Up celebrates survivors who emerged from the…

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Women presenting as men — whether to escape the stifling construct of feminine life or to stay close to husbands or brothers who went to war — have been serving in combat for centuries.

The National Science Foundation has canceled all grant review panels this week. It's unclear how long the pause could last.

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