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"In 19th century Denmark, beer brewing was a paramount part of the culture and economy."

In Rome, unfortunately nothing is left of his “Roman years”. But a gem of Leonardo da Vincis early years is displayed in the Pinacoteca of the Vatican Museums.

The culprit: nanoparticles of metacinnabar, a mercury sulphide black crystalline phase.

This week, digital media and virality, sleepovers at LA’s Last Bookstore, deconstructing “fusion” cuisine, Harvard’s dubious donors, Mr. Pillow owes $5M, and more.

Scientific innovation or inventions may not be the first thing coming to mind in relation to the Bel Paese. No offense to the many Italian scientists…

The latest V12-powered hypercar by Pagani shows more skin before its official debut on September 12

Globally, more people travel by bicycle than any other mode of transportation, according to Jody Rosen, author of “Two Wheels Good.” His book looks at the history and possible future of the machine.

Considered one of history’s greatest minds and talents, Leonardo da Vinci was an artist, architect, and engineer whose paintings are among the most widely popular and influential of the Renaissance and whose notebooks reveal a pursuit of scientific inquiry and mechanical inventiveness that were centuries ahead of their time. Now, for the first time ever...

Everything you need to know for a city break in Italy’s fashion capital Milan – from the top attractions to the best hotels and restaurants.

Leonardo Da Vinci’s Historic Creations Now Transformed Into NFTS: A project helmed by Milan's historic Ambrosian Library.