Photo of the day: Hubble telescope reveals mysteries of the universe
Our "Photo of the Day" was taken by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and reveals previously unseen details of the Keyhole Nebula, a mysterious, complex...
Pirates in movies are fun, but movie piracy hurts
Movie piracy doesn't just hurt wealthy movie studios. It robs workers of their pay and hurts economies. The Trump administration aims to stop such piracy.
He won a Nobel Prize, and helping students is in his...
Nobel laureate and microbiologist Aziz Sancar helps students from his native Turkey adjust to the U.S., and introduces U.S. students to Turkish culture.
When it comes to energy, countries should mix it up
A country that diversifies its energy mix insulates itself from energy disruptions and strengthens its energy security.
Self-driving cars provide freedom for the blind
For technology enthusiasts, Google’s new self-driving prototype is an engineering marvel. But for sight-impaired people, and others with disabilities, a self-driving car may mean...
5 facts you probably don’t know about biotechnology (but should)
After hundreds of studies, scientists around the world say biotechnology is just as safe as products obtained through conventional agriculture.
U.S. mathematician is first woman to win ‘math’s Nobel’
Meet Karen Uhlenbeck, a U.S. professor whose work has led to some of the most dramatic advances in mathematics in 40 years.
5G: Who can you trust?
5G wireless will soon be everywhere, but do you trust the companies that are building the 5G networks? How can you tell they won't compromise your data?
Defending America’s cyberfrontier with a 5G ‘clean path’
As countries adopt 5G, learn what the United States is doing to protect its diplomatic systems from untrustworthy telecom companies.