From 2030 to 10,000 A.D. and beyond, the future of technology will reshape civilization in ways that are both thrilling and ...

But how exactly are these fields changing? And what does it tell us about the evolution of ideas and the changing nature of science?

And the research and science that gave us a better picture about how life evolved on Earth can just be just as complicated. Evolutionary biologist Neil Shubin, author of Some Assembly Required: ...

The Director of Data Science at the New York Times, Colin Russel, will be sharing some of the insights learned from the NYT data science team at an upcoming Data for AI event on November 4, 2021.

With agriculture estimated to account for 70% of global water use, new technologies will be needed to manage, regulate and optimize the use of water.

Evolution turns out to be slower and more complicated than scientists thought. To prove it, Michigan State University researchers grew 56,000 generations of E. coli bacteria in the lab to watch ...

Despite their ubiquity in the world’s oceans, the evolutionary origin of the arrow worm has long baffled biologists – Charles Darwin himself noted their “obscurity of affinities” in 1844. Notably, the ...