Science

Children and technology: The empathy problem
Face-to-face conversation is the most human thing we do, writes Sherry Turkle. But technology can lead us to do less of it.
Bee expert: USDA punished me for research on pesticides
A USDA scientist from South Dakota says officials retaliated after he publicized work showing bees and monarch butterflies can be harmed by a widely used class of insecticides.
Fairview expects this service to be especially beneficial to patients in hospice or palliative care. The project is funded by a $35,000 grant from the Cardinal Health Foundation.
James Kakalios, the author of "The Physics of Superheroes" returns with an accessible and math-free primer on quantum mechanics.
Testing chemical risk in MN lakes, scientists shrink to the cell level
Researchers for years have found low levels of antidepressants, insect repellent and other chemicals in Minnesota lakes. But what's the danger? New tools are helping answer that question.