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Can you tell a real laugh from a fake one?

By Marcus WooJun. 25, 2018
Feeding the gods: Hundreds of skulls reveal massive scale of human sacrifice in Aztec capital

By Lizzie WadeJun. 21, 2018
Time to fly? Birds that leave the nest at the wrong time can bring disaster on the whole family

By Elizabeth PennisiJun. 20, 2018
These frogs walk instead of hop, video reveals

By Joshua Rapp LearnJun. 15, 2018
Ending AIDS? These three places show the epidemic is far from over

By Jon Cohen, Jia YouJun. 14, 2018
Watch artificial intelligence project a 3D soccer match on your kitchen table

By Edd GentJun. 12, 2018
Surveillance drones can identify violence from the sky as it happens

By Matthew HutsonJun. 8, 2018
Beaver dams without beavers? Artificial logjams are a popular but controversial restoration tool

By Ben GoldfarbJun. 7, 2018
These stunning 3D models are transforming scientists’ raw data

By Matt WarrenJun. 1, 2018
New artificial nerves could transform prosthetics

By Robert F. ServiceMay. 31, 2018
Beer-slinging robot predicts whether you’ll give that brew a thumbs up—or down

By Matthew HutsonMay. 30, 2018
After you die, some things in your body keep on ticking, this video reveals

By Sarah CrespiMay. 25, 2018
How researchers are teaching AI to learn like a child

By Matthew HutsonMay. 24, 2018
What’s really behind ‘gluten sensitivity’?

By Kelly ServickMay. 23, 2018
Coyotes have conquered North America

By Katie LanginMay. 22, 2018
Scientists just 3D imaged the birthplace of stars—using sound

By Daniel CleryMay. 10, 2018
Mini-antibodies discovered in sharks and camels could lead to drugs for cancer and other diseases

By Mitch LeslieMay. 10, 2018
Bored with your video game? Artificial intelligence could create new levels on the fly

By Matthew HutsonMay. 9, 2018
Cowbird eggshells could double as deadly weapons

By Erica TennenhouseMay. 8, 2018
Watch researchers turn a wall into Alexa’s eyes and ears

By Elizabeth PennisiApr. 27, 2018
A home test for Zika? CRISPR may make it possible

By Jon CohenApr. 27, 2018
How one cell gives rise to an entire body

By Elizabeth PennisiApr. 26, 2018
If you listen closely, the drumbeats of Amazonian tribes sound like human speech

By Catherine MatacicApr. 24, 2018
Indonesian divers have evolved bigger spleens to hunt underwater

By Elizabeth PennisiApr. 19, 2018

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