Mannequins rally to science cause
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The Royal Society of Chemistry stages a demonstration to warn about the impact funding cuts will have on science jobs.
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There's hype. There's hysteria. And there's history.
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The experiment is part of an explosion in the new field of synthetic biology.
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In the Liberty Science Centerâs new science museum, everything is urgent and personal. And under this new model, and something familiar is illuminated in unexpected ways.
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Heliodisplay projects a convincing mid-air display.
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The Whitney Museum's show, a mad scientists' fair of screwball contraptions, provides a fresh riff on body art.
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Researchers use X-ray scanners to create 3-D models of prehistoric creatures preserved inside rocks.
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Just as kits of little plastic bricks can be used to make everything from models of the space shuttle to the statue of liberty, comets are looking more and more like one of nature's toolkits for creating life.
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A mannequin skull sits in an MRI machine, about to be filled with a thick, brain-like gel. MRIs are required tests for numerous disorders.
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What do a T-Rex skull, two stuffed elephants and a meteorite from Australia have in common? They are among the more than 20 popular exhibits included in an adopt-an-artifact program begun this month by Chicago's Field Museum.
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Nanoparticles allow researchers to initiate biochemical events at will.
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Scientists believe a select group of people can spot when someone is lying.
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The Metropolitan Museum's show is a sumptuous assemblage of animal products used to keep humans warm, make them look good and ratchet up their social status.
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Scientists say they have made a major step toward creating synthetic forms of life.
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Some instrument makers and researchers are using science to deconstruct the vibrations and waves at work to create the distinctive sounds of violins and guitars.
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By ROHAN SULLIVAN  SYDNEY, Australia - A saloon-style striptease, complete with corsets and balloons, at an Australian government-sponsored conference on global warming left some scientists hot and bothered and the organizers in boiling water.
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Scientists from across the globe gather to learn more about the ways in which light can be used in medicine.