This is the second episode of Inside Science Conversations that features Dr. Phil Skiba. In episode one, Skiba described how he went from wanting to be an astronaut to helping top athletes excel ...

(Inside Science) -- Every fall, the trees outside our windows shine bright with shades of red, orange and yellow. But light can reveal much more about leaves and the plants that made them. New ...

Laser etching on food-safe pigments can create 2D images that appear 3D. (Inside Science) -- Holograms are photos that, when illuminated, essentially act like 2D windows into 3D scenes. The pixels of ...

(Inside Science) -- Sometimes the best laid plans -- and eggs -- of fish go awry. In one species, females favor larger males, choosing more frequently to spawn with them. But female attention also ...

A new movie tells the story of an underdog Indian mathematician.

Jude is a freelance science journalist and graduate student in the University of California, Santa Cruz Science Communication program. Her work centers around environmental science and ecology.

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Phillip F. Schewe is a physicist and writer who works at the Joint Quantum Institute in College Park, MD. He is the author of two books: Maverick Genius and The Grid. For many years he was at the ...

(Inside Science) -- The 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to a Japanese physicist and a Canadian physicist for discovering that abundant subatomic particles known as neutrinos can undergo ...

Inside Science Minds presents an ongoing series of guest columnists and personal perspectives presented by scientists, engineers, mathematicians, and others in the science community showcasing some of ...

Swim Stroke - A coordinated rhythmic movement of the body for the purpose of moving in water. There are over 20 different styles, but only four of them are used in Olympic swimming events: ...

Electricity, appliances, automobiles are going to be more Internet-friendly 10 years from now.