Want to know which way the wind blows? IBM's new Deep Thunder tool combines the Weather Channel's data and forecasting with analytics for business applications.
Soon we'll have science to shape gun violence policy, and it's about damn time.
When a patient is shot by an AR-15, it looks like a grenade went off in there.
The National Science Foundation is right now undertaking a phenomenally risky and rare evacuation from the middle of the Antarctic ice sheet.
What is the three body problem and how do you solve it? Really, the only way to solve this problem is with a numerical calculation.
Biotechnology can work just fine in Silicon Valley, as long as companies know when to pump the brakes.
The 23rd satellite of the BeiDou satellite navigation constellation is in orbit. It's probably time to start paying attention.
What happens to a person who talks for hours on end?
Drought, sudden oak death, and bark beetle are turning the Golden State's forests into kindling.
As we mark the 25th anniversary of the Pinatubo eruptions, volcanoes in Colombia, Russia and Nicaragua keep rumbling.
If Zika were so dangerous that the Olympics should be canceled, no one would be traveling in and out of Zika-affected areas.
Everyone, including doctors, is confused about the patient privacy law.
Doctors worried the patient privacy law would prevent them from talking to families of victims.
Nobody cares how much water anybody else is using until there's not enough. That leads to some interesting legal predicaments.