
STEM Student Spotlight: Jason Kang
He's just a senior in college, but he has already co-founded one healthcare company and is VP of engineering at another
Commentary invited by editors of Scientific American
He's just a senior in college, but he has already co-founded one healthcare company and is VP of engineering at another
Small, relatively cheap and quickly upgradable microsatellites could soon make weather prediction far more reliable
Some wildlife officials think the turkeys could cause serious damage to the state's ecosystems
So far, they seem to be—but nobody really understands why
Yale's Environmental Performance Index has just been released for 2016: Here are the top five and bottom five nations on the list
Until Heinz-Wolfram Kasemir came along, scientists had it mostly wrong
A conservation biologist goes on the prowl looking for owls, tigers and other creatures
It was compiled by 1500 engineers who traveled the world hiding caches for others to find
Pulsar timing arrays are essentially gravitational wave detectors as big as the Milky Way
The fear of radiation such a weapon could spread is far more harmful than the radiation itself