On display Dec. 4 are inventions from 36 teams, including a wheelchair controlled by the user’s scalp, an autonomous robot programmed to pick up toys, and a warning system that alerts distracted drivers to approaching emergency vehicles.

4-year-old Hailey Dawson can now practice her pitching and batting thanks to a team of UNLV engineers and affordable 3-D printing technology.

Students worked to create a Robohand for 4-year-old Hailey Dawson using the college's 3-D printer.

Discussion will be moderated by Jason Mendenhall, executive vice president of Cloud at Switch

Oh will create unmanned autonomous systems lab, head DARPA robotics challenge.

National and university experts to discuss privacy, law and technology issues associated with aerial drone use.

Women going into engineering should take care not to fall victim to the "imposter syndrome," this professor advises.

New supercomputer adds a jolt to UNLV research programs. Find out more about some of the projects that will be tapping into the system's processing power.

As state becomes a center for drone development, a Boyd School of Law task force looks at legal implications of the technology.

More than 1,000 high school students will attend event, tour campus, and visit engineering laboratories.

Intel’s “Cherry Creek” supercomputer brings world-class computing power to UNLV; Switch SUPERNAP to lead high-tech industry partnerships.

While the technology at your fingertips may seem like a highly scientific machine, the software behind it can be a mess of different programming languages. The solution for that problem, says professor Andreas Stefik, may come from a researcher's twisty turn.