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Jesse Ausubel often sees rays of hope where others see gloom and doom. Industrial agriculture is the most recent example. And you're responsible.What's…

Unpaid internships are a luxury some students just can't afford, so Falmouth Academy has launched a summer research program that pays.Most summer programs…

Artist and designer Alex Wolf believes games can and should be works of art that bring science to life for children.Alex Wolf considers herself an…

New England’s energy system is at a crossroads. Economics and climate concerns are driving a shift away from coal and oil, but experts remain divided on…

Hibernation is far more than a long winter's nap. It's more akin to a coma, with heart rate, breathing, metabolism, and consciousness all dramatically…

Ninety-seven percent of scientists agree: climate change is happening, we’re largely to blame, and the effects are not as far off as you might think. What…

Earnest Everett Just is considered the first African-American marine biologist. Born in Charleston, SC, in 1883, he went on to study at Dartmouth College…

Pope Francis recently released a 184-page letter, Laudato Si, dedicated to environmental issues. In it, he argues that respect for the poor, future…

Ever since she was a girl, Susan Marie Frontczak's love of theater and of science have gone side-by-side."I was in my first play when I was 5, and I did…

At noon on December 12th - 12 o'clock on 12/12 - the bells of Notre Dame were tolling non-stop, as the electronic notification went out that international…