Thanks to a partnership that includes a BYU professor and five students, school children in Essam, Ghana, have a new toy that takes them on joyous, spinning rides and, for the first time, lights up their school with electrical kid power. See video.
BYU researchers, including an undergraduate student, found a way to break inside a cell suspected of harboring HIV during drug treatment. The study may help scientists find ways to attack HIV where it takes shelter, says The Washington Post.
The Fulton Supercomputing Lab powers all kinds of research across campus, such as simulations of colliding stars that form a black hole. Read about the study in The Salt Lake Tribune and watch a video clip courtesy of BYU astrophysicists.
BYU history professor Susan Rugh wrote a "fascinating exploration" of family car vacations that earned positive reviews from The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal.
Rae Jeanne Memmott, international programs coordinator for the College of Nursing, is Tuesday's devotional speaker at 11:05 a.m. in the JSB.
