Number one: Lovebirds mate for life
With data-mining being all the rage these days, our online activity may reveal some intriguing insights about romance in the login era
The mining industry has had a devastating impact on ecosystems worldwide. Is there any hope in sight?
Science tells us that taking most vitamins is worthless—but a few buck the trend
The pigment patterns scientists use to predict ancient animal colors started with feathered dinosaurs and led to vibrant color in birds
If too much methane leaks during production, though, the benefits will be lost
From liquor stores to churches, Camilo Vergara has photographed murals of President Obama in some of the country's poorest communities
A renowned design firm has unveiled a pen with a special metal alloy that creates permanent markings without running dry
Venice's Libreria Acqua Alta keeps its books in bathtubs, gondolas and canoes—and not just for show
This new method could help researchers remotely count and keep track of whale populations
Anna Dumitriu combines bacteria and textile design to explore our relationship with microorganisms
The great chess champion brings his knowledge to the games of Sochi, global politics and computer intelligence
A new technology developed for the military has the potenial to save soldiers from fatal gunshot wounds
As part of a groundbreaking study, researchers built a greenhouse "time machine"
From the collections of the National Portrait Gallery, a team of former champions, heroes and icons
Photographer Lucas Zimmermann puts his lens on the beauty of fog lit by the mundane
A model indicates that doubling Europe's number of wind turbines would have a negligible effect on temperature and precipitation
Haunting images of a war-torn Winter Olympic venue
The team behind the OSVehicle project has developed an open-source vehicle that's easy to build and fully customizable
Coming soon to a table near you: print-on-demand pasta
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