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Kohava Mendelsohn • October 30, 2024
The “Underground Home” from the 1964-65 World Fair offered a refuge from the Cold War, the changing climate, and the outside world. What happened to it?
Sara Hashemi • October 30, 2024
Under Astor Place, a reminder of the animal’s connection to the city
Marta Hill • October 24, 2024
Many of us should hold off on flu vaccines until late October, experts say
Carrie Klein • October 21, 2024
An artist who fell in love with a climate-resilient crop is pushing for a slow revolution
Perri Thaler • October 14, 2024
Three economists share the prize for their work in understanding how economic and political institutions impact the prosperity of a country.
Gaea Cabico • October 11, 2024
Nihon Hidankyo receives the prize for their work toward achieving a nuclear-free world
Miriam Bahagijo • October 10, 2024
Han Kang is honored for her works that lay bare the fragility of human life and explore past traumas
Marta Hill • October 9, 2024
David Baker, Demis Hassabis and John Jumper awarded for advancements in protein design and structure prediction
K.R. Callaway • October 8, 2024
This year’s prize was awarded to John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton for machine learning discoveries
Lauren Schneider • October 7, 2024
Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun recognized for the discovery of microRNA and its role in gene expression
Olivia Gieger • September 5, 2024
What to know about how PFAS are affecting your body
Jenaye Johnson • July 22, 2024
Artist Kaitlin Pomerantz is on a mission to repurpose the unused, forgotten fragments that glue society together
Jenaye Johnson • July 18, 2024
The Eastwick neighborhood of Philly could experience monthly floods as soon as 2060 — a trend experts predict many other coastal cities will face in coming years
Dawn Attride • June 26, 2024
A test case in Ireland may show whether the devices are the real deal or just a dodge
Gayoung Lee • June 25, 2024
As the world warms, scientist David Holland is building a weather forecast for the polar ice caps