Academics
Students Ability to Distinguish Fake from Real News ‘Bleak,’ says New Study
A new study has found that contrary to how today's youths are seen as "tech savvy," they actually have problems distinguishing real news from fake news on the internet.
Taking Up These Hobbies Can Make you Smarter
SpaceX Hyperloop Design From Maryland Sees Magnets As Solution
How Eating ‘Good’ Carbs Can Help Prevent Dementia
Will Diet Drinks Really Inhibit Weight Loss?
Hijacked Headphones Can Now be Used to Spy on You
New UCF Academic Research: To Much 'Google Glass' Can Delay Brain’s Response Time
Math Equations Are Beautiful, Here's Why
By Chris BrandtWilliam Baldwin Talks Project Zero With Massapequa Teachers
By Jane ReedScience-backed Strategies to Outsmart Anyone in an Argument
By Audri TaylorsDevon Terrell Plays POTUS Barack Obama As College Kid In Columbia University
By Jane ReedPresident Obama Awards Medal of Freedom: Eduardo Padron For His Contribution To Education
By Jane ReedNASA Enlists SpaceX To Take The First Survey Of Earth's Surface Water
By Emily MarksStephen Hawking: Go To Space for the Future of Humanity
By Beth GoldenMargaret Hamilton, MIT’s Pioneer Computer Scientist Receives Presidential Medal of Freedom
By Beth Golden
