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A new study aims to help clinicians standardize care and improve outcomes for their patients.

It’s always a bad idea to look directly at the sun.

Stock up on your favorite protein supplements for less than $1 per serving and never miss out on gains again.

Diet played a key role in the evolution of the vast beetle family tree.

Generation ships offer a tantalizing possibility: transporting humans on a permanent voyage to a new home among the stars.

Even a century ago, astronomers went to great lengths not be foiled by clouds.

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month.

Ninety influential female photographers took part in the campaign.

Want to keep your hands happy while you type away efficiently? Invest in the right gadgets for the job with ergonomic keyboards that put your health first.

This DIY projector might be the easiest you ever build.

Here's how ships and submarines could benefit from biomimicry.

From privatized weather to giant, cloud-seeding robots, 10 sci-fi scenarios are put to an (analytical) test.

Developed over 70 years ago, the stellarator has long been ignored in favor of options like tokamak reactors. It might be time for its 'quasiaxisymmetry' to shine.

You can buy a new Samsung TV for as little as $999 and get a totally free 65-inch 4K TV as a little treat.

Operating theater is dead. Or is it?

No single, unified list exists of all species cataloged by humans. Some scientists want that to change.

Matador bugs likely use their colorful and detachable hind legs as part of an elaborate defense strategy.

A new whitepaper offers a detailed look at how Z340 was decrypted after 51 years.

The autonomous bot could one day follow you around and clean your room.

The Lunar Terrain Vehicle must be seen in action on the moon before NASA names its winner.