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The work could lead to a new approach to the study of what is possible, and how it follows from what already exists.
How can firms benefit most under economic downturns?
Nobel prizewinning astrophysicist reflects on the perceptions and realities of how big breakthroughs are made.
The technique could be faster and more versatile than developing GMO crops from scratch.
We wanted to share with you some of the awesome science innovations and disruptors from the last year. This is our list.
Recommendation engine Instrumentl aims to speed grant searching.
Using analytics to improve hiring decisions has transformed industries from baseball to investment banking. So why are tenure decisions for professors still made the old-fashioned way?, asks Erik Brynjolfsson from MIT.
The University of California, Berkeley, and the Broad Institute are vying for lucrative rights to the gene-editing system.
As Silicon Valley fights for talent, universities struggle to hold on to their stars
Dwindling gains in science, medicine and technology hold back growth; is America too risk-averse?
Getting ready to unveil the 21st “Breakthrough of the Year”...
A good idea is important of course, but much of the success of a start-up enterprise relies on it setting up in the right place.
Microsoft is putting its considerable financial and engineering muscle into the experimental field of quantum computing as it works to build a machine that could tackle problems beyond the reach of today’s digital computers.
Tyler Shultz says he wanted to shield reputation of former Secretary of State George Shultz, a Theranos director; $400,000 in legal fees
A new study shows computers outshine real-life academics when performing some scholarly research tasks
A new search engine called Semantic Scholar helps academics deal with the increasingly enormous volume of academic research.
An academic search engine that utilizes artificial intelligence methods to provide highly relevant results and novel tools to filter them with ease.
Semantic Scholar extends its reach to neuroscience, analyzing millions of science articles
Researchers may publish their best work at any point in their careers, a new study reports. This is not the same as success being the result of random forces or just plain “dumb luck.”
The European Commission and the European Investment Fund are inviting applications for setting up and managing one or more private-sector led, market-driven Pan-European Venture Capital Funds-of-Funds.
An unbending reward system prevents early-career researchers taking full advantage of the digital world.
New equation also suggests way to predict a researcher's potential to produce top work.
Science says career success is random. Here's what that looks like.
Papers are like “lottery tickets,” researchers conclude
Government support for startups is underrated, says Mariana Mazzucato.
A communication setting out a new strategy for international cooperation in research and innovation, in particular with a view to implementing Horizon 2020.
Demand for steady output stymies discovery. To pursue the most important research, scientists must be allowed to shift their focus.
Long-term basic research, substantially funded by the U.S. government, underlies some of industry's most profitable innovations.
A new report from the US Administration focuses on the opportunities, considerations, and challenges of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
You’ll find communities thirsty for your findings – and a space to demonstrate measurable ‘impact’ to your heart’s content.
