The country's achievements in education have other nations, especially the United States, doing their homework
A company called Booktrack Introduces a new kind of e-book. It plays music or sound effects to accompany your reading
Most climate scientists say we should expect extreme weather to happen more often in the future. Do we have to be satisfied with just being prepared?
The Apple CEO's resignation has prompted an outpouring of tributes you rarely, if ever, see for corporate executives
IBM scientists say their "cognitive" chip is a key step toward developing computers that think and learn more like human beings and less like calculators
Corporate execs say they're looking for independent thinkers, but schools are stilled geared to assembly lines. Here are ideas to spur imaginative learning
The new Smithsonian magazine blog about innovations gets a new title: Innovations
Some folks say this should be declared National Relaxation Day. Here are some products that claim to help you get your mellow on
Forward-thinking companies are starting to figure out ways to convert their logos to tools of engagement
Clothing embedded with nanotechnology taps into our growing desire to turn everyday things into electronic gadgets
To start rebuilding our faith in government, we need to go local. And our smart phones will help us
An introduction to our new blog about people and ideas that likely will shape the way we will live one day
A Smithsonian/Pew poll finds optimism about science and social progress despite worries about the environment and population growth
How an ambitious experiment in ecological living led to a goat pen
A quick questionnaire with Trenton Doyle Hancock
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