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The Life Project: What Makes Some People Happy, Healthy & Successful
In March 1946, scientists recorded the birth of almost every British baby born in one, cold week. They have been following thousands of them ever since, in what has become ...
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2016 Global Film Festival Links 'Film And Community'
The theme of this year's Global Film Festival, "Film and Community," is much more than a subject matter."We're really trying to not just program films around it, but to liv...
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Neuroscientists Score A Rare Hit Against An Impenetrable Face Of Schizophrenia
One of the most prevalent and difficult-to-treat symptoms of schizophrenia isn't hearing voices or paranoia or any of the more popularly associated features of the disease&...
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How We Entered A New Era Of Astronomy
Last week, a new era of astronomy began as Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory executive director David Reitze stood before a packed room at the National Pr...
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Warm Ocean Temperatures Helped Make 2015 A Record Year For Shark Attacks
Increasingly warm waters around the globe due to climate change and El Niño led to the highest number of shark attacks ever recorded in 2015, according to data relea...
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Here's Why Polar Bears' Summer Just Got A Bit Worse
The area of frozen ocean that caps the North Pole was smaller this past month than during any January on record.
Measurements released last week by the National Snow ...
There's One Thing That Could Make The Zika Virus Much More Dangerous — Climate Change
The mosquito-born Zika virus was declared an international public health emergency last week — a designation last used for Ebola — and could infect as many as 4...
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The Environmental Protection Agency Says Fracking Is Safe — But Its Scientific Advisors Disagree
Last month, the panel of 31 independent scientists charged with reviewing the EPA's draft report stated that the agency's broad conclusion about the mining technique known ...
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What Data Can Do to Fight Poverty
IF social scientists and policy makers have learned anything about how to help the world’s poorest people, it’s not to trust our intuitions or anecdotal evidenc...
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Good News: The Global Doomsday Clock Hasn't Clicked Any Closer To midnight
The Iran nuclear deal and movement on climate change prompted the scientists who maintain the Doomsday Clock, a symbolic countdown to global catastrophe, to keep it unchang...
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