Is or is not? Albert Einstein and Nils Bohr attend the Solway conference in 1920 in Brussels,...
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Explore the history of science through the changing methods and institutions that transformed how people understand the natural world.
Fire in the sky has always exerted a powerful hold on our imagination, even as early scientists...
Science and religion are diametrically opposed at their deepest philosophical levels. It appears to be a widely...
Book on homeopathy and homeopathic “medicine”. / Creative Commons How science can help with management of misinformation. By Dr....
In the 19th century, electricity held life in the balance, with the power to execute – or...
Electrified humans brought education and performance together with a spark in the 18th century. By Ruth Garde / 04.12.2017...
Science is one thread of culture – and entertainment, including graphic books, can reflect that. ‘The Dialogues,’ by...
Scientific investigation was a central part of eighteenth century philosophical inquiry. By George Goodwin / 12.18.2017 Eccles...
Eruption of Mount Vesuvius. 1794. (British Library: Maps K.Top.83.61.i) That the American Declaration of Independence was based...
By Brad Bowman / 05.17.2018 Sosland Family Graduate Fellow in the History of Science Harvard University In...
Peter Harrison reviews Rob Iliffe’s Affiliate disclosure: Amazon links on this site are paid links. As an Amazon...
Nanobots that patrol our bodies, killer immune cells hunting and destroying cancer cells, biological scissors that cut...
Flickr / Jaguar MENA, Creative Commons When you think about sports, do you consider the science behind...
Zhengwei Liu (left) and Arthur Jaffe are leading a new project to expand quon, their pictorial math...
By Dr. Michael Fowler Maxine S. and Jesse W. Beams Professor of Physics , Physics Education,Theoretical Condensed Matter...
By Dr. Michael Fowler / 07.23.2015 Maxine S. and Jesse W. Beams Professor of Physics , Physics Education,Theoretical Condensed...
Can the arts be a bridge to other worlds? Daniel Parks, CC BY-NC Is a novella published 130 years...
By Dr. Bryan W. Roberts Associate Professor of Philosophy, Logic, and Scientific Method London School of Economics &...
By Dr. Bryan W. Roberts Associate Professor of Philosophy, Logic, and Scientific Method London School of Economics &...
David Hume / Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Bryan W. Roberts Associate Professor of Philosophy, Logic, and Scientific Method...
Charles Darwin / Public Domain Edited by Matthew A. McIntosh / 03.12.2018 Historian Brewminate Editor-in-Chief Themes and...
Vietnam War protests led to a lower voting age. The Parkland shooting could push similar reevaluations. AP Photo/Gerald...
Visualization of the proposed SPARC tokamak experiment. Using high-field magnets built with newly available high-temperature superconductors, this...
Is this machine adding an antenna to the fabric? Hindrik Johannes de Groot/Shutterstock.com By Dr. Asimina Kiourti /...
By Dr. Martin Rees / 03.14.2018 Emeritus Professor of Cosmology and Astrophysics University of Cambridge Soon after...
Visionary physicist and Cambridge University Professor Stephen Hawking died on Wednesday, March 14, at the age of...
Antonio Gramsci, Creative Commons By Dr. Francesca AntoniniPostdoctoral ResearcherLuigi Einaudi Foundation Abstract Antonio Gramsci (1891–1937) made his...
Photo Public Domain By Dr. James P. Higham / 02.06.2018 Associate Professor of Anthropology New York University...
By Dr. Henning Schmidgen / 08.08.2011Professor of the Theory of Media WorldsBauhaus-Universität Weimar Abstract The laboratory is...
Photo by Alan Levine, Flickr, Creative Commons By Dr. Elise Crull / 02.02.2018 Assistant Professor in History...