Engineers at Northwestern University have created a wireless polygraph to detect stress.

Northwestern University engineers have now built a small wireless device that listens to those signals at once. The soft, bandage-like sensor sticks to the chest and works like a wearable polygraph.

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Instead of falsehoods, this polygraph is designed to sense underlying stress that’s hidden deep within the body, researchers ...

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Pflugerville and Hays students can earn associate degrees and health care certifications through ACC with $10 million academy launch.

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It's graduation season in Connecticut. Here are the dates, times, and locations for commencement ceremonies at several area colleges.