Eyes in the sky: Green groups are harnessing data from space
An increasing number of nonprofit organizations are relying on satellite imagery to monitor environmental degradation.
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Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos pour millions into new cancer test
A new cancer test is getting some serious investment from two of the richest people in the world.
A community college bachelor’s degree? N.J. schools disagree
A proposal by two North Jersey community colleges to confer bachelor's degrees in nursing has divided the state's college presidents, with each side accusing the other of not addressing students' needs.
The ‘bogus boss’ email scam costing firms millions
It's a boss's worst nightmare.
How David Bowie opened my eyes to academia
This morning at about 6.30am I awoke to breaking news about David Bowie.
Autodesk and the pursuit of bio-inspired 3D printing
Autodesk changed design in the manufacturing and building industries decades ago by introducing AutoCAD desktop design software.
Selling the English Major
At her college, when she started teaching not that long ago, there were 122 English majors, said a professor in the audience at a panel here at the annual meeting of the Modern Language Association.
The Saudi-U.S. relationship: Shakier than ever
Saudi Arabia's royal family is frightened — and that's a problem for the U.S.-Saudi relationship.
China’s new high-speed rail now accounts for 60% of all trains
Photo taken on Jan 9, 2016 shows a high-speed train in Wuxi, East China's Jiangsu province.
Black hole near Earth ‘burps’ gas
Black holes have long been known for "destroying" matter, with scientists usually referring to them as "eating" gas and stars.
