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Historian Rutger Bregman argues that the persistent theory that most people are monsters is just wrong.
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Zircons in a Martian meteorite widens the possible timeframe for life on Mars.
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A new study found similarities between the human brain and the cosmic network of galaxies.
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The COVID-19 pandemic is making health disparities in the United States crystal clear. It is a clarion call for health care systems to double their efforts in vulnerable communities.
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Synchronous movement seems to help us form cohesive groups by shifting our thinking from "me" to "we."
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The bubonic plague ravaged the world for centuries, killing up to 200 million people.
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The "lone genius" often gets the credit for big ideas, but real-world innovation is a team sport.
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A team of astrophysicists uses AI to figure out which clusters of stars merged to become our galaxy.
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At the heart of the job is a cognitive ability called 'situational awareness' that involves 'the continuous extraction of environmental information [and the] integration of this information with prior knowledge to form a coherent mental picture'.
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Robots are stepping in to fill essential roles, such as sanitizing warehouses and hospitals, ferrying test samples to laboratories, and serving as telemedicine avatars.
Historian Rutger Bregman argues that the persistent theory that most people are monsters is just wrong.
