#science

#science

It's not so much what Hank Green said, but what the Hank Green-hosted SciShow on YouTube put forward. The video is framed as physicists using science to explain the art of knitting, which until now has been innovated simply "through trial and error," and that "how it all works was mostly a mystery." Recently, scientists used a computer model to determine how certain knit stitches will behave, thus being able to predictively pattern knit fabrics for the first time.

The Stepback is a weekly newsletter that will feature new stories each Sunday from various Verge writers, focusing on broader themes in technology, business, and science.

The method has been tremendously successful for science, as we've discovered what makes up the Universe, in what proportion, and what the force laws are that govern physical scales ranging from the subatomic to the cosmological.

Science@Cal hosts free public science lectures every third Saturday of the month. The talks feature esteemed UC Berkeley scientists and target general audiences.

The SkeptiCal Conference brings stimulating and entertaining speakers to a world-wide audience of science fans, critical thinkers, and questioners of extraordinary claims.

'As the USAID was dismantled under the Trump administration, the critiques of development projects that typically come from the left began to mirror some of the administration's rationales.'

Research in education finds that writing can be a valuable tool for learning. Psychological studies reveal the value of expressive writing when it comes to processing a distressing event.

The Universe's mysteries can be uncovered by examining material systems, revealing their workings down to subatomic scales, all thanks to nature's unchanging laws.

The Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel has suffered significant damage, raising concerns about the effects on global medicine and fundamental research.

As a real-life scientist familiar with the arduous process of innovation, I was excited to play Inventors of the South Tigris, which condenses scientific invention into engaging gameplay.

A new study reveals that taurine levels do not decline with age in humans and most animals, contradicting previous research, showing natural increases instead.

One key factor in the U.S. victory in the atomic bomb race was its ability to attract foreign scientists, particularly Jewish ones fleeing Nazi Germany.

Now, scientists have discovered that there may be some truth to their claims.