Christie Taylor is a producer for Science Friday.
Christie Taylor is a producer for Science Friday.
To get a true sense of wonder that surrounds the movement of bats, you just have to slow things down a little.
Can you spot a fake video from a real video? It may seem simple enough, but new technology is blurring the lines of reality at unprecedented levels.
Vaccinations have been around for more than a century. So why is the vaccination rate so low in the United States?
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai refers to the planned repeal as “restoring internet freedom.”
New research into pigeon genetics may provide some clues.
Mandë Holford collects the snails with salad tongs and scuba gloves. Back in her lab, she studies their venom for compounds that could treat everything from cancer to chronic pain.
“For me, the process of turning fear to fascination was relatively [quick], and it was just all about spending time with spiders, watching their behavior, and learning more about them,” Catherine Scott says.
“Everybody whose genetic roots are outside Africa are partly descended from Neanderthals,” one geneticist says.
Researchers in New Zealand are learning more about what makes the little maggots light up.
Finding sea monsters in Kansas is “pretty low tech,” one paleontologist says. “You walk around and look at the ground until you find something.”
When we’re resting, a very important part of our brain gets to work.