Tech & Science

Three analysts give the Twitter CEO a yearly performance review.

U.K. plant conservation charity reveals list of plants at risk of extinction.

Scientists at the Florida Institute of Technology filmed lightning at 7,000 frames per second.

Photographer Helena Price tries to tell the stories behind tech’s diversity problem.

Peter Thiel bankrolled Hulk Hogan in his defamation lawsuit against Gawker, according to Forbes.

IMAX is set to open VR theatres but Steven Spielberg said the tech is "dangerous" for filmmakers.

Captive dolphins could live in the ocean while still being monitored and cared for by humans. They could swim greater distances, dive and learn to hunt for their own food.

Art professors discuss if Google’s AI program can really make art.

Facebook says it found no evidence that the company excluded conservative news outlets from its trending feed.

Trump, who has repeatedly called global warming a hoax, is trying to build a sea wall in Ireland to protect one of his golf courses from...global warming.

It’s unclear what effect this trend may have on the health of the ocean.

As the technology behind bitcoin develops, we’ll get a system that essentially automates trust and verification.

Black box recorders still missing from plane that plunged into Mediterranean with 66 on board.

Research offers hints that infection could alter brain chemistry and function, but research funding is hard to achieve.

Coral bleaching is decimating the globe’s sea life, but some experts believe tapping the latest technology could reverse the trend.

The trajectory of clean energy industry expansion and dips will depend on three primary factors: technology, public policy and investment.

New FDA rules will require manufacturers to disclose how much sugar has been added to processed foods.

Trump uses Twitter for his purposes. But when has he identified the tech sector as an important source of economic growth?

The solar-powered plane demonstrates the possibilities of clean energy.

Departments throughout the U.S. are struggling with the high costs of cameras and video storage, often determining that funding can't be found.

How exposure to allergenic foods may prevent food allergies is among the things we learned in Tech & Science this week.

Two prominent conservatives spar after meeting with Facebook on Wednesday.

Can Google’s smart virtual assistant and end-to-end encryption co-exist in its newest messaging app?

Despite having a higher risk for cancer than the rest of the population, people with HIV are much less likely to get chemo, surgery and radiotherapy.

Researchers at Harvard developed a bio-inspired robot that sticks to surfaces using electrostatic forces.