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May 17, 2022
A mechanical engineering professor at the University of Texas at Austin is creating robots that are not visible to the naked eye with the goal that one day they will work as an autonomous team treating tumors in the human body. Deana Mitchell has the story
May 8, 2022
The U.S. Supreme Court may overturn federal protections for abortions, according to a leaked draft of an opinion expected in the next few months. That would leave the legal status of abortions up to individual states. For VOA, Deana Mitchell reports from Texas, where women are not permitted to have abortions beyond six weeks of pregnancy.
April 26, 2022
Sensor-packed robots are changing how movies and commercials are made. Deana Mitchell has the story.
January 28, 2022
As an unprecedented number of Afghan refugees are placed in U.S. cities, resettlement agencies struggle to keep up. Deana Mitchell talked to several Afghan families new to Austin, Texas who said they arenโt getting the help they need.
January 27, 2022
As an unprecedented number of Afghan refugees are placed in U.S. cities, resettlement agencies struggle to keep up. Deana Mitchell talked to several Afghan families new to Austin, Texas who said they arenโt getting the help they need.
January 25, 2022
Soldiers who experienced combat trauma have a new way of getting help โ walking through a virtual reality simulation of their experience. Deana Mitchell spoke to a psychologist about how it works
November 25, 2021
As more Afghan refugees are approved to enter the US, VOAโs Deana Mitchell catches up with one family who has now been here for three months
November 23, 2021
Virtual reality has become common in online games, but itโs also being used in another realm โ guided meditations. Deana Mitchell has the story.
November 23, 2021
Virtual reality has become common in online games, but itโs also being used in another realm โ guided meditations. Deana Mitchell has the story
June 12, 2021
With the coronavirus pandemic easing in the U.S., discussions are underway about what people want their communities to be like post-COVID. Urban planner James Rojas is leading a workshop to explore these ideas, as Deana Mitchell reports from Oakland, California.