Northwestern Engineering researchers have developed the first computer coding platform that enables kids to build and program sustainable, battery-free, energy-harvesting devices. Called Battery-free ...

When I was a kid, one of my favorite meals was meatloaf -- yeah, I am a stereotypical red-blooded American. My mom would make this dinner regularly, but she had a secret ingredient -- carrots! Yeah, ...

Students at the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired provided input on accessibility features in the micro:bit ...

Block coding could become accessible to blind and visually impaired children following the launch of new screen reading capability for coding in MakeCode for micro:bit, a free, browser-based ...

New sustainable coding platform automatically and invisibly transforms Microsoft MakeCode into a version that supports programming electronic devices that harvest energy from ambient sources, such as ...