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Timmy Broderick • February 20, 2023
Delayed evacuation orders and a dearth of Spanish-language weather programming left many in the Hispanic community unprepared
Gina Jiménez • January 16, 2023
Automated computer programs in health care are not all bad
Anna Gibbs • December 15, 2022
Patients experiencing VR during surgery received lower sedative doses, but reported similar experiences to sedated patients
Calli McMurray • November 30, 2022
In order to prosecute you for an illegal abortion, police need to know it happened in the first place
Rahul Rao • October 25, 2021
The broken signal that delayed your train might seem like a simple case of aging infrastructure — but its history is one of convoluted origins, past dreams and lost futures
Julie Levy • June 16, 2021
Growing public awareness and engagement have played a part in the birds’ recovery, experts say
Casey Crownhart • March 17, 2021
A squid robot is among the latest to take to the seas
Jackie Appel • February 3, 2021
Astronomers are finding ways to keep investigating the universe despite missing data due to COVID-19 telescope shutdowns
Jackie Appel • January 27, 2021
Scientists recently developed a substance that could help plants grow on Mars without the need for an artificial oxygen atmosphere
Hannah Seo • June 10, 2020
Technology is permeating every part of human life, including art, but what does that mean?
Curtis Segarra • June 5, 2020
Even across genres, there are a couple key elements that make songs sound appealing
Hannah Seo • May 29, 2020
Thwarting illegal fishing boats in the open ocean will take more than technology alone
Lili Pike • April 16, 2020
The 50th anniversary of Earth Day was supposed to be one of the biggest US climate marches yet. Now, with the 2020 election at stake, organizers are scrambling to find ways to protest online
Rebecca Sohn • March 18, 2020
Scientists and consumers are divided on whether brain-stimulating tech is ready for its moment in the spotlight
![Photovoltaic solar panels on the roof of a home. By 2024, 2.5 percent of all U.S. homes will have solar panels, according to solar energy advocacy organization Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA). [Credit: skeeze/Pixabay | CC]](https://scienceline.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/solar-panel-array-1591358_1280.jpg)
Taylor White • January 18, 2020
Residential solar technology is helping the planet and your wallet