“I became the coolest grandpa in the world,” he jokes, noting that several of his grandchildren have since gotten into robotics themselves. Soon after, he found himself bringing droids to hospitals, ...

This article outlines the distinctive facets of scientific traditions in India. These include knowledge that is not inherently influenced by authorship attributes, such as being reproducible, unifying ...

Plastic pellets, bio-beads and other microplastics are polluting coastlines around the world, with new research showing sharp regional differences in the types and concentrations of plastic found.

Fungi are critical to human life and the planet. They recycle nutrients, helping keep our soil and plants healthy; they store carbon, helping to tackle climate change; and they play a key role in ...

On 2 October 1925, John Logie Baird transmitted a moving image of a human face. Forty years later, the world's first television star told the BBC about that dramatic moment.

John Lauretig remembers the filthy bathrooms, the overflowing trash cans and the community of people who rallied to clean up Joshua Tree National Park the last time the U.S. government shut down. For ...

By Rachel Becker, Kristen Hwang, Alejandro Lazo, Cayla Mihalovich and Jeanne Kuang This article was published by CalMatters. John Lauretig remembers the filthy bathrooms, the overflowing trash cans ...

MythBusters was a popular television series that debunked urban legends and myths through scientific experiments ...

The unlikely friendship between Jaylen Brown and Bill Nye got another note as the Celtics star hosted "the science guy" for media day.

While quantum pure plays trade at extreme multiples, this $264 billion tech giant just proved that quantum computing works in the real world.

Named ‘best kids show’ at Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Mark's Spectacular Science Show is visiting Kirkcaldy at the start of a 10th anniversary tour, in which Mark will bring his favourite experiments ...