Chicago Council on Science and Technology and the Chicago Public Library, Harold Washington Center present Just in time for opening…
Scientists in China and the United States are working on a novel way to kill two birds with one stone:…
In Illinois coffee shops and theaters, scientists and science fans gather to plan a march. At government offices they fret…
How do fish and other marine species find forever homes? How long do they remain drifters? Adults spawn and release…
It will be the 138th anniversary of Albert Einstein’s birth on March 14. Einstein once wrote to Freud: “[Great men]…
According to popular media, there seems to be a new cure/treatment/fad for Alzheimer’s disease (AD) every few months. But sadly,…
Dr. Herman Brenner White was the first African-American physicist hired by Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory. He is also the first…
February is an especially good time to think of the scientific method and its deep connection to truth. It’s also…
Many within the scientific community have expressed fear that a March for Science, like the Woman’s March, will become divisively…
Since our conception as a species, humans have relied on plants for every aspect of our existence. Plants provide us…