Young leaders take a 10-day whistle-stop tour with on-train seminars and service projects in communities across the nation
Threatened pollinators get a trans-continental right of way
To the surprise of ecologists, plant-eaters manage to coexist on the savanna by each choosing different favorite foods
Frozen sperm and tissue are being stored to protect commercial animals and help save rare heritage breeds
A new Japanese phone with an iris scanner may mark a new era of password-free mobile payments
Looks aren’t everything, say the founders of Imperfect, a CSA-type service that delivers odd-shaped produce to customers' doors
Dance troupe Pilobolus and video portrait artist Bo Gehring teamed up to defy boundaries
The cognitive computing system makes for an ideal sidekick—in museums, kitchens, hospitals and classrooms
As the battle escalates to combat illegal fishing, Smithsonian scientists offer up a possible genetic tool
Outdoor retailer MSR and global health non-profit PATH have teamed up to create on-demand chlorine to fight waterborne illness in Africa
To drown out flight noise, the Amsterdam Airport turned to large-scale landscaping
Whether in response to polluted air or shrinking space, architects keep coming up with novel approaches to reshaping urban life
Built by a London architecture firm, a new gazebo has a living "skin" that produces oxygen and absorbs considerable amounts of carbon dioxide
Matthew Walker thinks there may be a way to simulate deep sleep—vital for memory—by sending a low current to a person's brain
Researchers decipher a mystifying 15th-century document
The scanty suit’s explosive start is intimately tied to the Cold War and the nuclear arms race
The government of Dubai is taking this abstract structure to the next level
The space-age invention still takes our imaginations on our wild ride
Valkee is releasing the Human Charger, a new gadget that beams light through a user's ears
With just one click, RapidSOS sends GPS and medical information to emergency dispatchers
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