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I T started as a fantasy, then as a promise – inspired by biology and animated by the ideas of physicists – and grew up to…

The reduction in federal funding for scientific research could lead to long -term economic damage equivalent to a major recession, according to a new study by…

Seeing a child curled up with a book while he learns independently of reading the words and finding the meaning in a story is a comforting…

Senior graduate Danielle Williams has never moved from daring aspirations. Since her first steps on the hill, she used her time in WKU to prepare a…

Hinesburg, vt. (WCAX) – A student from Champlain Valley Union High School puts his school science project to the next level, in the hope of helping…

Friday, April 4, an atypical sound could be heard from Weissberg Commons, the laughter and the cries of the children. No, the Weissberg Commons did not…

The Elmhurst University has announced an important philanthropic gift that will establish the first president of the teaching school endowed with the university in science, technology,…

A mobile phone, a computer – and your curiosity – is all you need to become a citizen scientist of NASA and contribute to projects on…

Argo uses measures by operations and unique science users for each month since the initial deployment. Monthly use is less than 10% of all laboratory employees.…

Six members of the Smart Support of the UC Berkeley of a diversified range of domains are among the nearly 250 newly elected members of the…