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Researchers created an underwater lab-in-a-box near the Great Barrier Reef, allowing them to tinker with ocean water in its natural state.

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Navy research scientists have developed a solar panel that works underwater. And that's good news because there aren't wall sockets down there.

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Researchers believe giving students an emotional connection to the subject through characters and plot twists will keep them engaged.

NASA Creates Awesome iPad App for Science Education

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Over 75 percent of teens own cell phones, making them the perfect tool for learning—if teachers are on board with using them.

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Research suggests a whole new layer of meaning to the term “puppy dog eyes”

My own daughters were only three- and five-years-old when I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011 at the age of 32.

In 2000, the United States launched the National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI) to advance nanotechnology research, development, and...

Are you a telecommuter? If you've got a quiet, private place to work, you're probably more efficient.

You know the feeling—you think your phone is buzzing in your pocket, you go to see what’s up, and there’s nothing there. Why does it happen?

Researchers created an underwater lab-in-a-box near the Great Barrier Reef, allowing them to tinker with ocean water in its natural state.

Navy research scientists have developed a solar panel that works underwater. And that's good news because there aren't wall sockets down there.

Researchers believe giving students an emotional connection to the subject through characters and plot twists will keep them engaged.

The new "Visualization Explorer" app takes NASA's trove of satellite data and brings it to life in a free app.

Over 75 percent of teens own cell phones, making them the perfect tool for learning—if teachers are on board with using them.

The real problem isn't recruiting teachers. It's keeping them in the classroom.

New research says complaining about money and lives lost in our wars might be a terrible way to try and end them.

While a top international scholar is teaching in the States, who's educating college students back in that professor's homeland?

While debates about education policy rage on in Washington, D.C. many students are taking matters into their own hands.

New research from Yale finds that all politicians privilege "their own" when it comes to constituent engagement.

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