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There’s a lot of advice out there about how to be happy – websites, videos, newsletters – and many pedal a recipe for happiness backed by science.But…

This summer has brought intense heat to much of the Northern Hemisphere and severe wildfires – not only to the American West, but to places like Sweden.…

New England’s fishery managers have released a sweeping new plan for managing the ocean ecosystems off New England’s coasts. Habitat Omnibus Amendment 2…

It’s not every day that protests actually change people’s minds. In fact, social scientists say it’s pretty rare. But that’s exactly what happened a year…

The words "knitting" and "high-tech" may not sound like they go together, but the latest generation of knitting machines is enabling some pretty…

Rates of sexual abuse and harassment in academic science are second only to the military. It's estimated that at least half of women faculty and staff…

Two weeks ago, we brought you a conversation with Julie Libarkin - a researcher at Michigan State University who has spent two years compiling a database…

We’re about a week from Thanksgiving and the mid-term election is still fresh on the mind. Heck, some races are still being decided. For many, the…

Living Lab Radio talks regularly with reporters at the weekly journal Nature to get an update on the stories they've been following. Here's our latest…

Budgetary negotiations in Congress are tedious affairs, but can also be enlightening.We’ve been following the Congressional reporters at E&E News and…