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Communication is Cool at the Sony Wonder Technology Lab
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Spotlight on Scaly Reptiles at Lizards and Snakes: Alive! From geckos that can get a grip on any surface, to snakes that slither in secret hiding spots, a new exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History celebrates reptiles.
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Investigate clues that crawl at a new forensic entomology exhibit Scientists use maggots, beetles, and termites as insect evidence to crack a case
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Dale Chihuly brings his blown botanicals to New York When art meets nature at the Botanical Gardens this summer, the science that you can’t see is just as impressive.
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Robot rockers find a home in Brooklyn A new educational facility serves as gallery, robotics lab, and performance space for explorations in electronics and art
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Five tips on greening your lifestyle from the author of The Big Green Apple Guide It's easy being green in NYC, according to author Ben Jervey
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Cave explorers search for extremophiles below Earth's surface In a new IMAX film, a microbiologist and a cave expert work together to discover creatures that survive, and thrive, in the extremest of environments
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Technological progress and national security are at odds in the revival of In the Matter of J. Robert Oppenheimer
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Al Gore Takes His Global Warming Slide Show on the Road in An Inconvenient Truth S&C's assistant editor has some thoughts about the new documentary of the former Vice President.
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A geneticist-turned-monk takes a scientific approach to a spiritual life Matthieu Ricard says meditation can change your brain
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Artist Sarah Sze engineers an artificial edifice outside Central Park Corner Plot is a new public art piece that challenges the public's perceptions of personal space, after challenging its installers
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With Films Featuring an Amphibian Behaviorist, Astronomers in Brazil, and a Famous Physicist
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An urban ecologist extols the virtues of indigenous plants Starting this week, two city Greenmarkets will offer local flora for sale to the public thanks to native plant apostle Marielle Anzelone. |
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The River Project hopes to install a temporary fish tank downtown This is an updated version of an article that originally appeared in the Downtown Express in January. |
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Scientists Detect Dangers in NYC's Dust and Dirt New research shows that roadway grit is a source of elevated lead levels in the five boroughs
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Fighting Physicists and Dueling Universes Astrophysics is as dramatic as ever
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Lessons Learned from the Fight with Intelligent Design
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A Man, a Machine, and an Electric Image "Anton was home with his painting machine and I was so jealous. My dream. To have a machine that could paint while you're away. But they said he had to be there while it painted because it clogs up."
— Andy Warhol (from The Andy Warhol Diaries, edited by Pat Hackett)
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Science, Research, and Man's Best Friend
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High school students investigate problems in science and engineering
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