
Paper Bridges
A civil engineering project from Science Buddies
A civil engineering project from Science Buddies
Sending people home with meds for their bedmates gets results but raises questions about drug resistance
Autism and schizophrenia are related to different forms of creativity
Citizen scientists help software developers detect flaws that make their programs vulnerable to hackers
A cool science project from Science Buddies
Conservation agencies in the Chicago area monitor endangered, threatened, and rare plants
Medical student Michael McCormick makes diagrams of organs, tissues, and molecules made from candies, cookies, and fruit as candyanatomy on Instagram. ...
The Thirty Meter Telescope can revolutionize astronomy and become a part of the holy mountain’s rich cultural heritage
What could you possibly have in common with a mushroom, or a dinosaur, or even a bacterium? More than you might think.
A tasty task from Science Buddies
John Horgan lists 25 of his favorite science(y) books, from Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams to Joyce's Ulysses
Help University of California at Berkeley researchers track a deadly tree pathogen throughout California and Oregon
Cornell Lab of Ornithology's Chris Wood explains the May 9 Global Big Day event, in which birders worldwide are invited to spot birds and upload their findings to the eBird database. Steve Mirsky reports ...
A supersweet science activity from Science Buddies
Help planetary scientists identify and measure features on the Martian surface while also helping improve the design of future Zooniverse projects
In June, Professor Mildred Dresselhaus will formally receive the 2015 IEEE Medal of Honor for her leadership and contributions across many fields of science and engineering. She is the first woman to receive the organisation’s highest honor since its inception in 1917...
A distorted science project from Science Buddies
I’ve been on Instagram for a long time, with a private account to share family photos with friends. Last year, I decided to start up a second account, @FlyingTrilobite, to share my art in process, and the sort of things I normally share on my blog...
The surprising power of the psychology of consensus
Help scientists better understand the effects that climate change is having on orchids in the U.K.
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