These considerations matter because new scientific data on free will are on the horizon, mainly because of the proliferation ...

AI’s integration into everything—untangling traffic snarls, dictating drug prescriptions, rewriting the rules of scientific ...

From an airplane, cars crawling down the highway look like ants. But actual ants—unlike cars—somehow manage to avoid the ...

Elisa Caffrey, a microbiology and immunology doctoral candidate at Stanford University, agrees, noting the potential of ...

John Kounios is a professor of psychological and brain sciences at Drexel University. He is co-author of The Eureka Factor: ...

The asteroid’s impact probability will continue to evolve—likely diminishing to zero—but 2024 YR4 will officially remain an object of concern so long as its estimated chance of striking Earth remains ...

Earlier this month Vodeb and his colleagues published the findings of their cosmic bubble simulation in Nature Physics. Using a 5,564-qubit quantum annealer from the company D-Wave to essentially ...

Mass layoffs at the U.S. climate and weather agency would have a ripple effect across the economy, say former NOAA officials ...

Conservatives have said implementation of the project’s proposals would curb waste and fraud in federal health programs and ...

In July 1912, during the third Harvard-Boston Aero Meet, America's first female pilot, Harriet Quimby, was returning to ...

Founded to advocate for free trade ... As one of the oldest continuously-published magazines in the U.S., “Scientific American” has been a beacon of science and innovation since its ...

A poet and a journalist / playwright will be featured at Lit Youngstown’s next First Wednesday Reader Series event. Jennifer Hambrick is the author of poetry collections “a silence or two,” “In the ...