This compilation reveals the physics of texture and chemistry of flavor behind gourmet cooking’s most prized ingredients.

The American Institute of Physics sponsors two scientists annually to spend a year providing analytical expertise and scientific advice to Congress. This enables scientists to broaden their experience ...

Childhood is often viewed through a soft-focus lens, a time of innocent play and endless afternoons. But lurking in the ...

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From levitating globes to mini plasma balls, these science toys and gadgets turn complex principles into hands-on fun. Each item blends education and entertainment, sparking curiosity about physics, ...

Hair-raising experiments and mad scientists took over the corridors of Kelly Thompson Hall on Tuesday night for the second ...

To most people, a 3D printer is a cool piece of technology that can make toys, tools or parts in minutes. But for Hala Ali, ...

Some children focused on fewer parts of the object and spent less time studying its details. This suggests they used a ...

Are dogs addicted to their toys? Researcher explains the science behind “ball junkies” Your dog’s obsession with its favorite toy might be more than playtime. Research published in Scientific Reports ...

Nobel Prize in Physics 2025 Awarded for Breakthroughs in Quantum Tunnelling and Energy Quantisation The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics goes to John Clarke, Michel Devoret, and John M. Martinis for ...

He is the author of two books, "Your Place in the Universe" and "How to Die in Space," and is a regular contributor to Space.com, Live Science, and more. Paul received his PhD in Physics from the ...

A trio of US-based scientists, John Clarke of the UK, Michel Devoret of France, and John Martinis of the US, have won the Nobel Prize in physics for their work in the field of quantum mechanical ...