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Through dance and discussion, the Isabel Bader Center encouraged spectators to consider the origins of the universe on Mar. 28.

Veritasium’s Dr. Derek Muller creates various YouTube content that tackles some of the most misunderstood science concepts.

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By the end of the decade Chinese students attending universities in the United Kingdom will have more than doubled, a report indicates.

Louisiana Tech University’s Science and Technology Education Center (SciTEC) and Physics program teamed up to host “Awesome Physics with Phones (APP),” a series of interactive, hands-on physics activities focused on learning about electromagnets and the physics of flight.

Engineers from the University of Wisconsin–Madison (UW–Madison) have developed a nanofiber material that surpasses its extensively used equivalents — including Kevlar fabric and steel plates — in guarding against impacts from high-speed projectiles.

University of Wisconsin–Madison engineers have created a nanofiber material that outperforms its widely used counterparts — including steel plates and

How do you align your technology use to meet business goals? “I'm a firm believer that the purpose of technology is to support business value delivery. It can't be the other way around…”

The rise of aerospace specialists like Ma Xingrui and Zhang Hongwen is a notable exception to the Xi era turn away from technocracy and engineer-politicians.

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