In a new book, San Francisco-based photographer Susan Middleton captures the curious gestures and expressions of marine invertebrates
Earth's changing climate has been a spectre in centuries of civil conflict and, at times, the collapse of whole civilizations
Startup Miroculus has developed a system that screens for dozens of cancers in 90 minutes
Phillips uncovered millennia-old treasures beneath Arabian sand, got rich from oil and died relatively unknown
Born profoundly deaf, the self-taught artist's body of work depicts his unique relationship to the world around him
Like stage sets, there seem to be a million stories embedded in the works of Richard Estes, icon of photorealism
No flock will mess with this robot – which is precisely the point
These 10 innovators in science, history, society and the arts are a testament to the imagination and hard work that define the nation's spirit
Brooklyn artist Zaria Forman has Arctic landscapes at her fingertips
The director on his new film, <i>The Theory of Everything</i>
You asked, we answered
Built in 1964, the span still stands as Americas’ largest suspension bridge
Hugh Herr’s bionic limbs have already revolutionized life for amputees (including himself). Now he’s envisioning new capabilities for everyone else
Prison reform activist Max Kenner champions the transformative power of a college degree for inmates nationwide
Janet Echelman’s sky-high sculptures, created from miles of fiber, cast a magical spell over urban spaces
Documentary filmmaker Bill Morrison plunges us into the Great Flood of 1927
In a neuroscience breakthrough, the duo pioneered a real-life version of <i>Inception</i>
Kimberly Bryant hopes to crack the code with her organization that teaches young girls of color how to program
The singer-songwriter looked to her Southern ancestors to come up with a different kind of concept album
Francis Halzen’s amazing experiment heralds the beginning of a new era in astronomy
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