by Pete Norloff | Feb 6, 2019
Before babies can talk, it’s hard for the adults in their lives to understand what they need and want. However, researchers at The Child and Baby Lab at Uppsala University in Sweden are using eye tracking technology to get a glimpse of infants’ thought processes long...
by Pete Norloff | Jan 17, 2019
From Black Friday to July 4th sales, so much goes into our planning for these days of deal grabbing and holiday spending. Where can we score the best deals? Which store should we visit first? And, how early should we wake up to stand in line with several hundred other...
by Pete Norloff | Jan 9, 2019
From the Super Bowl and the Final Four to the U.S. Open and Olympic Games, sports play a major role in our lives. Fans not only love the competition and rivalry, but also the personal triumph and athletic performance of their favorite teams and sports icons. But...
by Pete Norloff | Dec 11, 2018
You’ve seen the billboards – the ones that catch your eye as you drive by, the moving, flashing, colorful displays created by digital billboards. Not surprisingly, digital billboards have been shown to be more effective than their traditional, static...
by Pete Norloff | Nov 27, 2018
In real life, many people are living with disabilities that restrict them physically and socially. For example, a person with multiple sclerosis may use a wheelchair and require assistance to go out into the world, where relationships can be forged and friendships...
