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It's a common misconception that innovation can spur economic prosperity on its own. Rather, it's the unfettered application of new technologies that boosts cultural productivity and creates wealth.
Engineers at the University of Montana are working to mitigate the impact of roads on wildlife by building overpasses and underpasses that give animals the right of way.
To avoid increased scrutiny at airports, the CIA recommends its covert operatives have simple and plausible responses to the questions most frequently asked at airport screenings.
Over society is overworked and therefore overstressed, says PsychCentral's Michael Hedrick. If you've gotten accustomed to overwhelming yourself, you may need to relearn how to tap the brakes.
More and more non-medical professionals are receiving training for how to use naloxone, a drug that reverses the effects of an overdose of heroin and other opioids
Vice Sports contributor Neil DeMause suggests that cities should exercise their eminent domain powers when local sports teams threaten to move after demanding expensive subsidies.
It may sound uncomfortable, but several self-studies show a little cold will help raise your metabolism and aid in weight loss.
During a recent bout with depression, comedian Ruby Wax took time off from her career to pursue a Master's degree in Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy from Oxford University.
Yoga may be a good activity to take up if weight-loss is your New Year's resolution. Recent studies indicate it's just as good as brisk walking or cycling.
All the stars in the night sky are bound in the Milky Way galaxy, just one of billions in the Universe. Here’s the story of where they come from. “The […]
Fingerprints are unique, but they aren't a secure method of signing into your accounts, according to a recent report. Jan Krissler was able to replicate a politician's from a few photographs.
Portugal has transformed a fleet of buses and taxis into a portable WiFi net, equipping riders with a free online network for their portable devices.
Religions and philosophies that propose invulnerability—such as Buddhism or Stoicism—as a solution to misfortune should not be taken wholesale.
Personality traits like conscientiousness and openness are better indicators of long-term academic success than traditional, standardized ways of measuring intelligence.
As the 2014 Ebola outbreak begins to wane in West Africa, experts say the region needs to focus on "immunization, infrastructure and investment" in order to stave off the next public health crisis.
Extroverts may need to tone-down their outgoing attitudes around the office. While they may see their actions as friendly, their introverted co-workers may view their dispositions as annoying and counterproductive.
Being a socially responsible company is a powerful way to change the world. It's also a great way to advertise yourself to clients and create a loyal customer base.
Ants have an exploratory instinct to turn left when navigating a new nest or a maze situated in a lab. But what purpose would a directional bias serve?
It won’t solve everything, but there’s something we can all do to help sequester carbon. It’s as easy as planting a tree. “I believe that we are here for each […]
The OkCupid co-founder has authored a best-selling book that analyzes user data from social media and dating sites to draw conclusions about modern human behavior.