Jeff Martoff and his team will work to answer the No. 1 question facing astrophysicists today: What is dark matter?

The experiment, which placed a self-driving car among human-operated vehicles on a track, confirmed the autonomous car can help prevent traffic jams.

Students become members of the research team to gain hands-on experience alongside faculty scientists and hone their career paths.

Senior Haseeb Goheer uses his love for soccer to educate others about HIV and AIDS.

A professor-led team of students and postdoctoral researchers earned two National Institutes of Health grants for their work on antibiotics.

A Temple faculty member has used georadar to make connections between ancient archeological sites and the underground burrows of large blue land crabs.

Biology major and CST student Commencement speaker Yongjoo (Jennifer) Cho is following her dream of being a medical scientist.

Combining Spanish studies with a major in biology is giving Katey Steinberg, Class of 2016, the skills she needs to one day improve the health of those living in underserved communities, locally and abroad.

Approximately 50 Delaware Valley middle-school students put their science and engineering skills to the test during a summer science camp hosted by Temple’s College of Science and Technology.

Hoping to serve as examples to their children and nephew, husband and wife Stephen and Colleen Specht are planning to continue their educations in professional programs following graduation.

Researchers in Temple’s Department of Computer and Information Sciences are developing a mobile surveillance camera system that will provide police officers with enhanced viewing capabilities.

Check Out Tech will introduce female students to technology careers by providing them with a network of women who are successful technology professionals and information on Temple’s majors, minors and certificates in computer and information sciences.