The University of Louisville's James Scott has been an integral piece of the men's basketball team this season. He was ...

What was described as "nerd hobbies" has become an innovative creation that's helped an injured basketball player stay on the court.

That left him looking more like Batman villain Bane than a basketball player ... the engineering school 3D-printed a customized mask that allows Scott to breathe and speak as he normally ...

Selection Sunday was a day of celebration for just about all teams in the NCAA Tournament field, but it would be tough to blame Louisville for taking its placement personally. Widely projected as ...

"I never really thought that, like, 3D printing would lead to like ... that seeing the kids in the student section wearing like, Bane costumes, it's like, oh, we did that like it was an accident.

Sandals are the bane of any fashion lover’s existence.

James Scott is hard to miss. If you were watching Louisville’s first round game against Creighton, chances are you noticed Scott right away. That’s because the Louisville big man was ...

He was charged this month, more than a year after police found three 3D printed receivers in his Heffley ... like a receiver for the "Biden's Bane AR15." A receiver is part of a firearm that ...

From seat cushions to mattresses to insulation, foam is everywhere—even if we don't always see it. Now, researchers at The ...

A research team is developing a 3D-printed skin imitation equipped with living cells in order to test nanoparticles from cosmetics without animal testing.