President cheers science students

Video: President Obama hosted 100 students at the White House for the second annual science fair. He took the time to see and enjoy the students creations.

Homeless teen could win $100,000 science award

Video: Long Island student Samantha Garvey was named a semifinalist in the Intel science competition.

Game Changer: Inside Zynga's 'Farmville'

Video: Social gaming company Zynga is behind popular games like 'Farmville' and 'Words With Friends.' NBC's Kate Snow got a behind-the-scenes look at how Zynga develops the games that have the world playing together.

Detroit Auto Show looks to drive city

Video: The Detroit Auto Show opens Monday, and this year the big story isn’t just the cars but also the resurgence of the 'Big Three' automakers and Motor City itself.

New high-tech meters help track blood glucose

Video: Walt Mossberg reviews the Telcare BGM, a new blood glucose meter that automatically and wirelessly uploads the multiple daily blood glucose readings diabetics take to an online database accessible via website or iPhone.

New Apple TV coming mid-2012

Video: CNBC reports that Apple may be readying a flat-screen, a product launch that could rival the introduction of the iPhone.

Deadly flu virus created in the lab

Video: Starting with the virus that causes bird flu, 2 scientists create a highly contagious version in the lab that one calls 'probably one of the most dangerous viruses you can make.'

Alexander Graham Bell speaks from the 1880s

Video: Early sound recordings by Alexander Graham Bell that were stored at the Smithsonian Institution for more than a century were played publicly for the first time Tuesday.

Could people soon be living forever?

Video: Scientists are making strides that indicate one day they may be able to regrow tissue, organs and limbs, which could add hundreds of years to the human life span.