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In this interview, Nicole Yunger Halpern describes her effort to tie quantum physics to the retro-futuristic steampunk genre.
Inside Science is reaching the end of a decades-long journey showcasing the science behind the discoveries and the headlines.
In this interview, James Poskett describes how knowledge spread around the world long before the advent of modern technology.
In this episode of Inside Science Conversations, Phil Skiba discusses how he went from wanting to be an astronaut to working in sports medicine.
Super-slender buildings can make scary noises as they sway, but acoustical consultants say they have solutions.
Our coverage throughout another tough year has continued to explore how science influences daily life.
As grapes moved throughout Europe, people interbred domesticated vines with wild fruit.
Devices that nudge the rich and middle class to exercise don't offer same boost to those with lower incomes.
If the world can limit future greenhouse gas emissions, scientists are hopeful that adaptations can help a battered industry survive.
A new study looked beneath blacked-out portions of letters to see if a relationship with a Swedish count was more than a friendship.
A new paper examines how elephants work together to solve a task and when cooperation breaks down.
People who watch hockey use context to follow the small, fast-moving puck.