Little is known of how teens learn about emotions online and then use that knowledge to cope with social uncertainty during in-person encounters.
Growing out patches of grass can lure adult butterflies and moths with nectar and offer lawn mower–free havens for toddler caterpillars.
By training beekeepers, biologist Ximena Velez-Liendo is helping rural agricultural communities of southern Bolivia coexist with Andean bears.
In her new book, Arielle Johnson, former resident scientist at the restaurant Noma, explains how to think like a scientist in the kitchen.
Deaf experimental psychologist Rain Bosworth has found that babies are primed to learn sign language just like spoken language.
Real science underpins much of the action in the show — along with a hefty dose of artistic liberty.
Researchers hope to use social media posts to identify population-wide spikes in depression. That approach could miss Black people, a study shows.
The public health researcher focuses on what kinds of support people with autism need rather than on treating the condition as a disease to cure.
Journalist Bianca Bosker infiltrates the secretive art world to understand the science and psychology of why art matters to the human experience.
