Inside Science Television (ISTV) produces short-form news vignettes about cutting-edge research and development in science, engineering, and mathematics. Inside Science is supported by the American Institute of Physics and a group of underwriters, including OSA and other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics organizations.
Scientists at the U.S. Dept. of Energy and Oxford University were able to create a piece of matter that mimics the conditions inside the Sun using an x-ray laser. May 23, 2012
A physicist has developed electronic sunglasses that blot out blinding spots of glare from the sun. April 11, 2012
Researchers studied the effect of 3-D displays on the eyes and found that while strain may occur, there is no apparent damage. March 28, 2012
A new diagnostic tool could lower the number of unnecessary surgeries for breast cancer patients. March 26, 2013
Computer scientists modified an off-the-shelf digital camera to enable users to create extremely detailed panoramic photos -- and time-lapse videos that allow viewers to zoom in and out of the scene. March 6, 2012
A research team at the University of California, Berkeley, led by Prof. Eli Yablonovitch, has developed a new type of solar cell with record efficiency of 29%. January 3, 2013
Researchers at MIT have developed a camera that can see objects hidden behind walls, doors, and anything else in the way. July 10, 2012
A new retinal-imaging method uses adaptive optics to image individual cells and layers within the eye. June 5, 2012
The U.S. Geological Survey uses Terrestrial LIDAR to create 3-D flood maps to predict where and when floods will happen and how high waters will rise, released in advance so residents can evacuate and rescuers can prepare early. February 5, 2013
Researchers have found that frequent and persistent use of small screens can lead to eyestrain and discomfort, but not eye damage. April 19, 2012