American schools, start taking notes! There may be some things to learn from these successful programs
A concrete developed by Dutch scientists and embedded with limestone-producing bacteria is ready to hit the market
Improved data and better analysis methods find no slowdown in the pace of global temperature rise, NOAA scientists report
The horned dinosaur wears a built-in crown and offers evidence of many more undiscovered species in North America
Hormones direct the nose to signal when potential mates are about—and when to erase their scent
The rarely seen, one-of-a-kind 1856 British Guiana One-Cent Magenta, which recently sold for a whopping $9.5 million, gets its public debut
The paternoster elevators of Europe are weird, a bit scary and getting harder and harder to find. For now, there are still a few you can ride
Miami's BioTech, the country's first ever botany-focused magnet high school, is teaching kids real-world plant science
Solving the mystery of these satellites could help astronomers understand "Tatooine" exoplanets that orbit binary stars
Is it real or is it celebrity branding? A portrait exhibition of iconic celebs considers the question of who holds the upper hand—the artist or the star
A grassy area studded with hulking, 2,000-year-old jars provides a surreal sight as well as an archeological puzzle
A new technique replaces the bulk of smartphone-friendly microchips with a transparent, flexible material made from wood pulp
Smithsonian Channel's popular Aerial America series has filmed its 50th and final state
At Dockery Farms, the original bluesmen created a sound that would become legendary
Remains of mammoths, camels and other beasts of the Ice Age tempt visitors out of Sin City and into Tule Springs National Monument
Young leaders take a 10-day whistle-stop tour with on-train seminars and service projects in communities across the nation
The pioneering African American looks back at the power of the photograph
Threatened pollinators get a trans-continental right of way
To the surprise of ecologists, plant-eaters manage to coexist on the savanna by each choosing different favorite foods
Frozen sperm and tissue are being stored to protect commercial animals and help save rare heritage breeds
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