In 1988, while most of the digital technology we take for granted was unknown, a revolutionary software named Photoshop began to develop at U-M.

U-M students are partnering with a tech-savvy blind teen to help other blind and visually impaired people navigate the world.

In just one year, Ann Arbor Distilling Co. has redefined the term ‘top-shelf,’ producing Michigan-centric spirits with grain sourced from local farms.

Forget the fiction, this is pure science fact! U-M startup Neurable has developed a system that can detect brain wave activity and turn it into action.

HBO’s “Westworld” about a theme park populated by lifelike robots may be pure fiction, the science part is making great strides.

Lab will feature fly zone for autonomous aerial vehicles, outdoor course for walking robots, and more.

Experts are testing the first commercial-scale prototype of a device that uses slow-moving river and ocean currents to generate electricity.

Study shows promise of non-drug pain management, combining behavioral therapy and social support.

A revolution in motorized prosthetics has potential to improve quality and motion for people living with limb loss.