Ryan Heffernan is a Senior Writer at Collider. Storytelling has been one of his interests since an early age, with his appreciation for film and television becoming a particular interest of his during ...

This story is a part of Science Friday’s end of year celebrations. Explore staff stories of the year, read the best science books of 2019, geek out over a roundup of science board games, and join the ...

A dystopian future where advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems replace human decision-making has long been a trope of ...

ICHINOMIYA, JapanICHINOMIYA, Japan — Olympic surfing’s debut is making clear that these wave riders are unsung masters of science — in climatology, meteorology and oceanography to be exact. Serious ...

A panel of academic and industry experts unanimously agreed at a House Science Subcommittee on Research hearing today that National Science Foundation (NSF) funding should be increased and offered ...

The Agent-R1 framework provides a path to building more autonomous agents that can reason and use tools in unpredictable, ...

To say that 2020 was challenging is an understatement. A world laid low by a pandemic. Racial inequities laid bare through social protests. Regions laid waste in the wake of extreme natural disasters.

Artists have long lent their talents to illustrating books on science. Detailed drawings accompany studies of subjects from botany to physics. But what happens when a scientific treatise is suggested ...

HUNTSVILLE, Alabama-- In 1981, Langdon Gilkey, professor of theology at the University of Chicago Divinity School, found himself embroiled in a church/state battle in Arkansas that would eventually be ...