Paint, Pottery and Profitable Leases: Experiential Retail That Works (Published 2025)

Immersive art experience studios are attracting the creatively curious and filling retail vacancies in New York City.

Spider-Man suits? Tulane researchers develop new material inspired by superheroes

Chemistry professors from the School of Science and Engineering have created a novel material that could have a range of practical uses, from wearable body sensors to artificial biomaterials to a...

Yellowstone’s ‘Queen of the Wolves’ dies after fight with rival pack

The one-eyed 907F birthed 10 litters of cubs.

Study: Mediterranean diet changes gut bacteria, boosting memory and cognition

"We chop toads in half and hang them over the river." The strange experiment that's saving crocod...

Scientists are using a method known as ‘conditioned taste aversion’ to stop freshwater crocodiles from eating toxic cane toads in Australia.

South Koreans compete to see who’s best at doing absolutely nothing | CNN

More than 100 people gathered silently on yoga mats over the weekend to do absolutely nothing, in a Seoul event that is part physical challenge, part art piece, and part respite from South Korea’s...

EcoLogicStudio turns algae into air-purifying biopolymer "tree"

Design practice EcoLogicStudio has turned algae into a biodegradable biopolymer, from which it has "grown" a 10-metre-tall tree.

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To build a better crawly robot, add legs—lots of legs

The team has previously modeled the motion of these creepy critters. In this new study, they created a framework for operating this robot.

KyROSE TAKES A LEAP

It’s the year 2030 and students at MakerX20 are building gadgets for astronauts about to land on Mars. But, twelve-year-old KyRose has a secret mission of her own. She’s a freak. Well, at least, th…

Venice Novelist Takes A Big Leap Into Young Adult Fiction

Cicek Bricault’s KyRose Takes a Leap, released in February, is a finalist for the Gertrude Warner Book Awards in middle grade fiction and Kirkus Reviews called it “A thought-provoking environmental