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Fatherhood remains a ripe subject for scientific research. Here are 10 recent studies on the transformation from man to dad
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Ultra Antifreeze Prevents Ice From Even Forming
A new nano-technology can be applied to metals and causes ice and frost to slide off before they have a chance to stick
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In Facebook world, you’d think there wouldn’t be much of a future for nonfiction storytelling. But several startups are trying to keep the narrative alive
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It’s World Oceans Day and here are 10 things scientists know about what’s happening under the sea that they didn’t a year ago
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Combinatorial Creativity and the Myth of Originality
The power of the synthesizing mind and the building blocks of combinatorial creativity
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Not a lot of research has been done on lucid dreaming, but new devices are now helping people influence what’s going on in their heads while they sleep
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Using the WayBack Machine, we looked back at how the homepage has changed since the early days of the Internet
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Siri is far from perfect, but It’s shown the potential of voice recognition software and artificial intelligence. Coming soon: conversations with our cars
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Coming Soon: The New York City Math Museum
New York’s newest museum is anything but formulaic
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The Genome That Keeps on Giving
When scientists mapped the human genetic blueprint, people said it would change medicine because we’d be able to get clues about our future health
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NASA Looks to Protect Historic Sites on the Moon
Scientists worry that a contest to send robotic rovers to the moon will threaten lunar landmarks
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What’s Going On With Ice Cream?
Not only is it now available in once unimaginable flavors, like salted caramel and prosciutto, but scientists also are trying to make it good for you
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New Coating Gets Ketchup Out Lickety-Split
A substance developed at MIT sends viscous condiments pouring out of bottles with ease
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New technology is allowing the paralyzed to walk and the blind to see. And it’s becoming a smaller leap from repairing bodies to enhancing them
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It wouldn’t seem to be. But social TV, where people interact with their friends on a second screen while they’re watching a show, may be boosting ratings
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What Makes a 21st Century Mom?
Not an easy answer. But here are 10 recent studies on what it means to be a mother today
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Top Ten Mysteries of the Universe
What are those burning questions about the cosmos that still baffle astronomers today?
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Big Data or Too Much Information?
We now create an enormous amount of digital data every day on smart phones, social networks and sensors. So how do you make sense of all of it?
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Nanotechnology is taking health care to the molecular level and changing it in profound ways. But is it all good?
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