Clean water has bugs in it
If you see stoneflies in a river or stream, says BYU entomologist Riley Nelson, the water is good. Nelson has spent many years here and in locations worldwide searching for these pollution sensitive aquatic insects. Follow him into the Provo River in this video.
Cultural exchange
BYU's Living Legends first watched a performance and then performed themselves in a small Mayan town in Guatemala last week, bringing broad smiles to both hosts and visitors. Read a report from the road.
12th Student Emmy
Recent animation grad Lauren Taylor will add to the well-stocked BYU Center for Animation trophy case after winning first place in the animation category last weekend for Estefan at the 34th College Television Awards.
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Technology for editing 3D photos developed
Taking pictures with 3D cameras may start catching on thanks to an innovation by Brigham Young University computer scientists and developers at Adobe. BYU professor Bryan Morse and grad student Joel Howard developed methods to remove unwanted objects from 3D photos. Read how it works.
BYU student entrepreneurs rake in half a million in startup funding
From a portable device that can charge a phone for a week to a spray technology that biodegrades plastics found in landfills, students have created technologies that are turning heads nationwide. "The proof that you’ve nailed the problem is that people will give you their money," says entrepreneurship professor Nathan Furr. Watch videos about some of the new products.