Chem101 allows professors to push out exercises for students to do on their devices, increasing classroom engagement
What does it really mean to get our brains on the same wavelength?
A new tool aims to bypass governments and put the power of climate action in the people’s hands
Ram Fish, founder and CEO of 19Labs, talks about developing his clinic-in-a-box
By encasing vaccines in silica, researchers could eliminate the need to refrigerate them during transportation
For robots to be most useful when working alongside humans, they'll have to literally lend us a hand when our own two are not enough
Environmental DNA helps biologists track rare, elusive species. It could usher in a revolution for conservation biology
You may not think of the buzz and whine of insects as musical, but the distinctive pitch of mosquito wingbeats could tell us how to fight malaria
This 200-ton howitzer artillery gun is too heavy to transport in one piece. The answer is to split it in two
A new Cooper-Hewitt exhibition explores the Jazz Age as a catalyst in popular style
Swiss scientists have developed a temperature sensor that provides important data while packed with fruit in transport and storage
Doctors and engineers at the University of Maryland team up to build a tool that projects images and vital information right above a patient
German researchers have developed a technique for 3D printing strong, transparent glass products, such as jewelry, lenses and computer parts
Piecing together the language of the Miami tribe, linguists Daryl Baldwin and David Costa are creating a new generation of speakers
A team of medievalists and scientists look back to history—including a 1,000-year-old eyesalve recipe—for clues
Influenced by avant-garde poets, writers and Pablo Picasso, Peter Voulkos experimented with the increasingly unconventional
MIT researchers are pursuing a newer, faster test for foodborne pathogens
Using genetically engineered bacteria and lasers, Israeli scientists have devised a unique way to detect buried explosives
New 2D printed electronics made of the nanomaterial graphene could be used in newspapers, self-updating price tags and more
When a high-tech helicopter like the Sikorsky S-92 needs to be transported on a cargo plane, it's crucial that every rotor blade is dismantled
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