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A heartwarming story of two brilliant and passionate researchers.
It's a small step, but it's a much needed step.
Populism and television go hand in hand.
In 2013, Beijing officials promised that they will close the city's four coal stations by the end of 2017, and they've kept their word.
The US had to work harder to have a chance at achieving their climate objectives, but now -- the country's going in the opposite direction.
Worldwide, more and more people are starting to move from rural areas to urban areas. But nowhere is this as prevalent as in Africa.
How likely are YOU to change your beliefs based on facts?
When you put a paywall on science, no one wins.
It's Romeo and Juliet on steroids, with geology.
It's even worse than we thought.
A storm of maths.
Crocs emerged alongside the early dinosaurs.
These oil and gas wells spill pretty often to the surface, a new study found.
It's all in the serotonin.
Shaq just entered a select club of flat-earthers.
I mean, the EPA is against climate change, and the military understands the threat. Is the world upside down?
These "alternative facts" go against 150 years of research.
Cheese eaters, rejoice!
These fish are quite comfortable out of water.
Shut up and take my money!
It's not flashy, but it might make a big difference.
The cobra developed a crippling venom -- and it wanted the world to know.
Spiders eat much more than humans.
We might have to recalibrate the tree of life.
Does assertiveness make us lose our empathy?
Bees are more of the rural type, it seems.
A new Cornell study found that people who support legalizing marijuana are not potheads at all -- they have practical, economic reasons.
A new study revealed that 14% of people with epilepsy have turned to cannabis to alleviate their condition -- almost all of them report significant improvements.
In a massive win for big cats, Chinese officials have approved plans to establish a massive national park in the northeastern corner of the country.
Eight of the top ten are in Europe, with the highest city in the US coming at 29th -- San Francisco.
An international study carried out over six years might spark new hope for Tasmanian devils threatened by the contagious devil facial tumour disease.
In the US, the fox is guarding the henhouse.
This bundle of seven courses takes you through a lot of science, from basic neuroscience to the internet of things.
It's a terrible irony.
The debate around computer games just got more intriguing.
Inserting feelings into Artificial Intelligence music -- the future is kinda happening already.
Trust can make you feel better.
Neanderthals took the herbal equipment of aspirin and penicillin.
Nothing short of an incredible story.
Lab meat is becoming a pretty interesting prospect.
The UK is taking huge strides -- but in the opposite direction.
Microbeads are slowly killing off oceanic wildlife -- and that's affecting us as well.
Learn it from the man himself!
An artist and naturalist, a woman who braved a wild continent and tropical diseases for her passion and left behind remarkable works.
Feasting on seaweeds is good for your brain -- in fact, it may have been crucial.
Chocolate and coffee: it's a match made in heaven!
In a way, Sci-Hub is a modern Robin Hood for science.
It's cool, and it's totally out there!
Technology to the rescue!
The electric company isn't trying to scam you -- it's just that technology evolved faster than we adapted.
