When most people think about science, they conjure images of pipettes, sterile equipment, and people in white lab coats. But ...

People Science, a direct-to-consumer scientific research company, closed a second seed round of funding for $5.3 million. The round, which was announced earlier this month, was led by Acre Venture ...

As Rich has shown me, a good conversation can make you feel alive. It can stave off loneliness and brighten your mood in ways ...

Most people in the United States rely on federal science in their daily lives but don't realize it, a new nationwide poll of U.S. adults shows. The poll was conducted in early April by the Association ...

People stop their cars simply because a little light turns from green to red. They crowd onto buses, trains and planes with complete strangers, yet fights seldom break out. Large, strong men routinely ...

Scroll down for a transcription of this episode. We learn techniques for working across the aisle without compromising our values from a Democratic politician in one of the most conservative states, ...

Despite the importance of leadership in companies today, the evidence pointing to its absence is alarming. A staggering 77% of organizations report gaps in leadership. It's no wonder that just 20% of ...

Rachel Feltman: These days, science and magic are generally thought of as being diametrically opposed: fact versus fiction, reason versus fantasy, modern sensibilities versus archaic misconceptions.

Science has given us vaccines, life-saving medical treatments, technological advances, and a deeper understanding of human behavior. And yet, despite these undeniable contributions, public distrust of ...

Thirty years after tomatoes became the first genetically modified produce sold in the U.S., lots of people remain skeptical of science-ified foods. In a 2020 Pew Research Center survey, just 27% of ...

There is a lot of parenting advice out there. Scientific American wants to wade through it and give you the most current, rigorous evidence to help you make the best decisions. When I first became a ...