With close study, the genealogies of even the most original ideas can be traced
The latest LIGO observations rekindle a fiery debate over how gravity works: Does the universe include dark matter, or doesn’t it?
What’s the big deal with evaporation-driven engines?
If a gelada queen doubts her king's influence, she'll happily play the field. But when she gets caught, it's up to the alpha to fight for what's his
Sixty incredible outdoor scenes are now on view at the National Museum of Natural History
In the wake of this year's hurricanes, epidemiologists are assessing the effects of mold, toxic leaks and other threats
Braveheart is the undisputed alpha male of this band of gelada baboons. But he's been displaying a passive attitude toward his queen
What people actually did to prevent the dead from rising again was very different than what Hollywood would have you think
And why some of us just can't get enough of it
On May 18, 1980, the Mount St. Helens became the largest and most destructive volcanic eruption in U.S. history
Some dinos were small, fluffy and frankly adorable, a new analysis shows
A silver lining to the worldwide epidemic of white nose syndrome: People like bats more now
Mamie Phipps Clark came up with the oft-cited "doll test" and provided expert testimony in Brown v. Board of Education
The fascinating vaquita is heading for oblivion, the victim of a ravenous black market for a dubious remedy
An effort to combat poisonous molds that contaminate crops is looking to tap the puzzle-solving skills of amateur gamers
With Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and the National Museum of Natural History, we look at the past, present and future of the flu
An influenza expert at Johns Hopkins University explains how the cocktail for this year's flu vaccine was developed
With tens of millions of lives at stake, medical researchers are racing to create a revolutionary flu vaccine before the next devastating epidemic
Hundreds there have already died of a new bird flu, putting world health authorities on high alert
On Vancouver Island, habituation to humans has made wolves aggressive, fearless and more prone to clashes with people
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