Chan and Ciaccio ask what happens to our beer supply as the planet gets hotter and the weather crazier.

Ciaccio and Chan take a very close look at Penn State's new saliva-powered fuel cell, which can power apps on a tiny computer chip, or possibly a nano...

Chan and Ciaccio take a stroll through the world of genetic engineering, and the gene that makes fruit flies walk backwards.

Ciaccio and Chan test out the new health sensors that can be sewn into your clothing to monitor your health.

Ciaccio and Chan look into the way people judge others based on how lucky or unlucky they are.

Chan and Ciaccio research the discovery of what is possibly the first moon found outside of our solar system. Then Chan falls back on some of his... l...

Ciaccio and Chan get excited about the recent report of lab-grown vaginas that were successfully implanted into four women who were born without one, ...

Chan and Ciaccio look into the next generation of safer, more environmentally friendly nuclear power.

Ciaccio and Chan take an uncomfortably close look at the Neotrogla cave lice, a species with reversed genitalia and gender roles.

Chan and Ciaccio check out a new adhesive based on the micro-suction of gecko feet. Also, can we be spiderman yet?

Chan and Ciaccio take a look at a new government-funded high-powered laser that can make it rain.

Ciaccio and Chan look into the finding that bearded men are rated less attractive when beards are plentiful.