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If you want to portray the primitive nature of medical science from a few centuries ago, you’d have awful things in your toolkit ...

With the help of some microphones, speakers, and computers, five pedestrian tunnels in Stockholm, Sweden can harmonize with humans in the ...

Part of NASA’s mission is to find new real estate, so to speak, in space – places for humans to eventually colonize and sprea ...

Whale baleen is one of the most remarkable anatomical traits Northern Arizona University Endocrinologist Kathleen Hunt has ever worked wi ...

Hermann Pfefferkorn’s office, at the University of Pennsylvania, spills across a large, well-lit room that seems to have closed in on i ...

A skateboarding slam left Gerrick without a sense of smell, and his memories of the scents he loved are fading. At one time or ano ...

It was 1970 when Gary Anderson, a 23-year-old architecture student at the University of Southern California, saw a poster for a design co ...

NextMove Dance Producer: Karen Smyles NextMove is Philadelphia’s premiere forum for the best that da ...

Mary Spiers runs the website neuropsyfi.com, which is devoted to how brain science is depicted i ...

Some kid movies are kicking the smoking habit. When a movie hero strikes a match and lights a cigarette, it means something. < ...

There’s a movement underway to make movies Oscar-worthy for people who can’t see. I met up with Sarita Kimble in the l ...

At the Library of Congress Packard Campus of Audio-Visual Conservation, vaults burrow into Mount Pony on a 45-acre campus surrounded by b ...

NextMove Dance Producer: Karen Smyles NextMove is Philadelphia’s premiere forum for the best that da ...

Medical schools across the country including Harvard, Yale and Northwestern universities are mixing in literature, art, drama—even danc ...

The way doctors treat different illnesses is guided – and often changed pretty dramatically – by research. But – what if th ...