Author: Emily Dreyfuss

From code breakers and proto-programmers to molecular biologists and AI leaders, their work has broken barriers and set the stage for the future.

A new study finds that male and female job seekers need different kinds of peer networks to get ahead.

Research shows that direct appeals from the president don't sway people, and neither do fact-checks from the media. But they do keep us talking.

Women are disproportionately affected by climate change, says environmentalist Katharine Wilkinson, but she says there are three distinct ways to make a difference.

Smoke from wildfires in Northern California blanket the city of San Francisco. Is it safe for the workers outside breathing the air all day?

When the FDA discovers that a supplement is contaminated, it might issue a voluntary recall—and that's about where the action stops.

The data was anonymized, but academics are still concerned about the ethics of the analysis.

The anxiety vests were inspired by research into humans with severe anxiety or autism, but the veterinary science isn't quite up to par.

What is the perfect condiment for a hot dog? Science should be able to answer that. One writer goes on a quest to figure this out, once and for all.