
Parsing the Twitterverse: New Algorithms Analyze Tweets
Smarter language processors are helping experts analyze millions of short-text messages from across the Internet

Parsing the Twitterverse: New Algorithms Analyze Tweets
Smarter language processors are helping experts analyze millions of short-text messages from across the Internet

Out of the Brains of Babes
Small children can have big ideas


Stand and Deliver
Reenergizing science and math education in the U.S. has to begin with the teachers

Why Math Works
Is math invented or discovered? A leading astrophysicist suggests that the answer to the millennia-old question is both

How to Build a Better Learner
Brain studies suggest new ways to improve reading, writing and arithmetic--and even social skills

The Perils of Copy Protection
Tech companies handcuff our files to protect against digital pirates. The strategy isn't just annoying for customers—it could be hurting sales

All Together Now: Scientists Take Peer Review Public
Scientists take peer review public

Globaloney: Why the World Is Not Flat...Yet

Do Language and Music Mimic Nature?
In a new book, neuroscientist and author Mark Changizi explores how language and music separate us from our primate ancestors

Ahead of Their Time: Neandertals and the First Grandparents
Neandertals and early modern humans showed fits and starts of creativity before archaeology's big bang

Fast-Evolving Brains Helped Humans out of the Stone Age
People were once thought to have ancient psyches ill-suited to modern existence, but they have adapted much more quickly than early theories had predicted

Early Interventions: Baby Brains May Signal Later Language Problems [Video]
See how researchers keep tabs on electrical activity inside the heads of the youngest young to spot developmental challenges