Casting Native Hawai'ians' opposition to the Thirty Meter Telescope atop Mauna Kea as a contest between science and religion is a red herring that distracts from a deeper problem with modern science.

Zeroing in on the genesis of this strange disease was, at one point, called “possibly the most dramatic epidemiological detective story of our time.” This is that story.

His and his colleagues' actions imperil coral research within the country, especially in the time of climate change, and leave scientists around the world with data that doesn't make sense.

An interview with one of the most highly regarded string theorists of our time

This is because it is difficult to find a bat that is infected.

Taking inspiration from international groups, female physicists in India have set up a working group to address issues plaguing women scientists, from under-representation to sexual harassment

Fifty-eight years ago, mathematician Shrikhande, along with his mentor R.C. Bose and their collaborator E.T. Parker, proved Leonhard Euler wrong and made the headlines.

To Hans Liepmann, teaching was a “more challenging and also more rewarding business” than publishing “startling papers”, most of which he said would be “footnotes in handbooks in the not-too-distant future”.

V. Ramachandran, a metallurgist from IISc, recalls how he and his colleagues found telltale evidence of a bomb blast while working from two ships in the rough waters of the Atlantic.