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Maker spaces have popped up everywhere, typically outfitted with tools and materials that allow people to try making their prototype dreams a reality.…

Human activities are altering rivers and ocean ecosystems in dramatic ways. Science is one way of knowing this, and of communicating it. But it’s not…

Racism is an issue in the U.S. and science is not immune. The science community – academia in particular – face the added fact that women and people of…

The math for 2017 is pretty clear: fourteen North Atlantic right whales are known to have died, while only five new babies were sighted. It's the most…

NASA and NOAA are teaming up to launch a new weather satellite on Friday. It’s going to make it easier for meteorologists to predict extreme weather…

Summer is nearly here and it's time to pack your beach reading. We're getting a little help from Jenny Rohn, a cell biologist at University College…

In the past two months, more than 2,300 immigrant children have been separated from their parents after crossing into the U.S. from Mexico. President…

Mid-March is when many in southern New England would usually get their gardens started. With the weather we’ve been having, that may seem a distant dream…

As kids head back to school, attention is usually on the academics: teachers planning the first lessons, and parents making sure students haven’t lost too…

A year ago, hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico with winds so strong that some wondered whether the Saffir-Simpson scale for rating hurricanes needed a…