Museum exhibit on epidemics goes digital
Most infectious diseases jump from animal hosts to humans, but animals aren't to blame. Discover how these problems originate and how they can be tackled.
New satellite tech speeds response during natural disasters
A U.S. company, Hypergiant Industries, has created a new communications platform that helps governments quickly respond to natural disasters.
A historic first: NASA sends astronauts to space aboard private craft
NASA and SpaceX sent two astronauts to the International Space Station, marking the first time a private company's craft put humans into Earth's orbit.
NASA names telescope for pioneering female astronomer
Learn how Nancy Grace Roman, NASA's first chief astronomer, became a leader in her field — and a powerful champion for women in the sciences.
U.S. collaborates with international community on COVID-19 [video]
Watch this video to learn how the U.S. private sector, academic community and government partners with countries near and far to collaborate on COVID-19.
U.S. data release spurs new tools in fight against COVID-19
The United States has released thousands of coronavirus studies for global review. See how U.S. transparency is advancing the search for a way to defeat COVID-19.
Check out these futuristic NASA projects
NASA is pursuing futuristic ideas that could transform space missions and lead to scientific breakthroughs as it pushes the boundaries of what is possible.
U.S. universities rally against COVID-19
Universities in the United States are using their scientific, technological and research capabilities to control and defeat COVID-19.
U.S. researchers map COVID-19 cases to predict future needs
Learn how U.S. computer scientists are creating disease projection models that help policymakers tackle COVID-19 and plan for the future.