Released in 1979 first as a movie and then as a series, Buck Rogers was based on characters created in 1928 by science ...

Nearly 60 years ago, the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry launched the Black Creativity Exhibit celebrating the innovations of Black artists.

In this Q&A with the authors of a recent book about Bigfoot hunters, they admit these people are neither anti-science nor irrational.

If you're searching for sci-fi movies that make you question or contemplate humanity, these are worth considering.

The Slack channel didn’t start as a movement — it began as a space where about 50 doctoral students talked through policy ...

Over a series of studies researchers found that watching television, scrolling on smartphones and playing video games after ...

California State University Channel Islands (CSUCI) is launching a fully online Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Degree Completion Program, expanding access to a high-demand, high-growth field.

When a scrappy team of scientists joined forces in the late 1990s, they sought to identify genetic mutations that could have an outsized impact on the treatment of human disease. At the time, that ...

Brain dead after a hard day of work? It turns out it's totally fine to park yourself in front of the TV. It might even make recovery—an essential part of burnout prevention—easier. Workplace stress ...

Ask most conservationists to talk about their impact, and you’ll hear stories of forests protected, of species saved, or of new technologies making a difference. But if you take a step back from those ...

Kendra Pierre-Louis: For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Kendra Pierre-Louis, in for Rachel Feltman. Hello and happy new year! I love the first few days of a new year. It evokes a feeling ...