Scientists are exploring how mild electrical shocks can treat, and perhaps even change, brains
Margaret Crane says it was a simple idea, but it met with enormous push back
In an enormous undertaking, schoolchildren nationwide are learning about climate change and the environment
An innovative physical therapy device boosts babies’ movement efforts and helps their brains make critical connections
Daniel Crawford, a senior at the University of Minnesota, has written music for a string quartet that traces rising temperatures since the 1880s
One California teen has a vision to make Braille materials more widely available—and more affordable
Could a genetically engineered pig heart one day function in a person?
Researchers in Italy and Spain suspect that cypress tree barriers could diffuse forest fires
Researchers have used the art technique to make light panels that twist to follow the sun
A device made for gaming helps brain surgeons plan and execute delicate surgeries with extreme precision
Engineer Jose Contreras-Vidal's "brain-machine interface" uses electrical activity in a person's brain to move a robotic exoskeleton
Recycling water is key to getting humans to Mars
Scientists and engineers are working on ways to diagnose, treat and prevent head injuries
But researchers who found the culprit say it could be a clue in developing a vaccine for the mosquito-borne virus
Nima, a handheld food analyzer, can test for gluten on the spot
The famous aviator’s biography is incomplete without the story of how the aviator worked to perfect his glass-chambered perfusion pump
Migraine Buddy is one of a growing number of apps that use big data to help consumers manage their health issues
Arthur Benjamin has a few new tricks up his sleeve to help people learn “alge(cada)bra”
From an aromatic alarm clock to a school bus locator system, these patented products could help students and parents with the transition
How will it be used? For one, it could make space travel safer
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