A visualization shows a week’s worth of vessel movement
The city will create 40,000 new bike parking spaces by 2030
Outfitting cats in colorful collars may be one key to preventing them from effectively preying on birds and other small animals
A new algorithm could make it faster and less expensive to develop new painkillers
The lights fool human brains and camera eyes
New approach offers “vaccine-like” protection against HIV
Americans are still skeptical about some aspects of space travel
A tiny prototype developed at MIT marks one of the first steps into a world where we’ll never need an Allen wrench again
New study uses “synthetic fossils” to store data for the ages
Scientists hope the rebooted Large Hadron Collider could find supersymmetric particles—the next frontier of particle physics
The rest of the tips are even farther from any sort of modern scientific basis
The car's 15 mile-per-hour speed limit keeps things safe
At some point, the data indicates, more people in prison doesn’t translate to fewer crimes
The movie’s visual effects are now being used for scientific research
This synchronized dance won a group of 5,211 Indian women a Guinness World Record
Experts have long pushed for the change since for most, cholesterol isn't the demon we thought it was
In a few years, shepherds might be monitoring their flocks with networks of wireless sensors
One new technique for green building—making houses out of straw—actually draws on century-old ideas
Watch as UC Berkeley’s bells play the earth’s “natural frequencies”
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