Everyday Science

Donald Trump has joined big firms in demanding workers end remote work. But the evidence suggests that hurts both workers and the work

Making cookies is time- and labor-intensive. Here’s how a little math can make it easier and less wasteful this holiday season

Two years of experimentation taught a Nashville guitarist not every musical myth makes sense

New research suggests that people who think they are experts tend to fall into the trap of overclaiming

An adsorbing science project by Science Buddies

Marion Nestle, author of Soda Politics: Taking on Big Soda (and Winning), talked December 14 in New York City about Coca-Cola's attempt to fund research designed to find sugared soft drinks innocent in contributing to obesity

Social media has made digital voyeurism the norm, but some of us are more inclined to pursue online surveillance than others

A soggy project from Science Buddies

If you find yourself taking headache medication more often than you'd like, try these drug-free approaches next time a headache looms

The newest TED Fellows have been announced and nine are scientists, representing eight different countries.

Research shows that females are perceived as less “creative” in many contexts

Overweight men’s sperm undergo epigenetic changes that may alter a child’s brain development and appetite control. Christopher Intagliata reports