A Hirshhorn exhibition of four works opens the same week Ono is credited, 46 years later, as a co-writer of the chart-topping ballad “Imagine.”
Curator Dwandalyn Reece from the Smithsonian’s African American Museum investigates
Despite having no formal mathematical training, she was a key figure in creating the computer that would later launch modern weather prediction
North Carolina trucker Malcom McLean needed to invent not just the container, but the cranes and ships needed to move them
In the Ethiopian highlands, native Geladas have impressive canines despite being grass eaters. The reason is simple: The males need to defend themselves
There are more options than ever to get involved, and your input can help solve big problems in science
Fleeing anti-Semitism in Europe, Jews found unexpected shelter on the island of Curaçao
And what Puerto Rico can learn from the prolonged process
Rachel Jackson ran away from her husband and got divorced to marry Andrew, an incident that haunted her for life
After decades of being shunned by women and doctors alike, this T-shaped device is enjoying a new surge of popularity
Unlike virtually every other primate, spider monkeys have no thumbs, which could snag on the branches
How the hospital went from luxury resort to windowless box
Scientists from MIT are using structures that evolved over millions of years to strengthen protective gear
Our featured tour: With Dad
iForest at The Wild Center combines an immersive sound experience with the lush beauty of the Adirondacks
Famed explorer John Wesley Powell’s archive of his 19th century travels is newly examined
Movies, books and poetry have made predictions about a future that could be rapidly approaching
New research pinpoints the geographic origins of ancient Eurasians, showing how the continent’s population changed
Purdue University scientists have created a liquid-based battery that could one day be recharged at a gas station pump in just minutes
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