What a Digital Worker Could Mean for the Human Workforce
With the rise of artificial intelligence and other technologies, virtual or digital workers may threaten some jobs even as they boost other opportunities. ...read more
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The Hidden Science Behind Video Games Like The Last of Us
From the parasitic fungus in "The Last of Us Part II" to plant genetics in "Animal Crossing: New Horizons," examples of real-life science in gaming might be right under your nose. ...read more
The Reason Why 2,000-Year-Old Roman Concrete is Still so Strong
The trick to ancient Rome’s sturdiest structures, scientists say, is in the imperfections. ...read more
Is Vitamin C Actually an Effective Cold Remedy?
The story behind Vitamin C preventing and fighting the common cold is rife with debate, myth and continuing research. Here's what the latest findings suggest. ...read more
What to do if Your Dog is Stolen or Worse Held For Ransom
“Dognapping,” like in the case of Lady Gaga’s dogs, is more common than you may think. Here are some ways to prevent it and some steps to take to help get your dog back if they are taken. ...read more
5 of the Best Winter Activities to do in National Parks
Cross-country skiing in the Grand Tetons and ice skating in the Rocky Mountains are just a couple fun winter activities you can find at national parks. ...read more
How to play in the snow…for science!
STEM Organizations Are Powering Discovery With the Science Near Me Exchange
The Exchange brings the power of Science Near Me’s Opportunity Finder to local organizations across the country. ...read more
What Science Says About the Potential Healing Effects of Essential Oils
Essential oils smell great. But what do researchers have to say about the health benefits of essential oils? Are they really safe remedies for anxiety, stress, pain and other health problems? ...read more
Asexual Reproduction is Surprisingly Common in the Animal Kingdom
Not all creatures need to breed to produce offspring. Animals like zebra sharks and killifish are redefining what scientists thought they knew about asexual reproduction. ...read more