Scientists embarked this week on an historic undertaking: digitally photographing every fragment of the Dead Sea Scrolls to make them available to all on the Internet.
In the new $25 million Audubon Insectarium, which is billed as the first major new institution to open in post-Katrina New Orleans, visitors can engage with the insect world.
Rampa Rattanarithikul has spent decades classifying, dissecting and analyzing mosquitoes.
Rampa Rattanarithikul has spent decades classifying, dissecting and analyzing mosquitoes.
The Mundaneum Museum honors the first concept of a world wide wonder, sketched out by Paul Otlet in 1934 as a global network of “electric telescopes.”
The Carnegie Museum of Natural History’s Tyrannosaurus rex goes back on display in Pittsburgh this weekend after a three-year, $36 million renovation of the dinosaur hall.
The World Science Festival in New York City did not go off without a hitch, but the organizers got a lot right and may have created a new cultural institution.
A “living coat” made out of mice stem cells had to be killed before it grew out of control.
For more than 17 years, David L. Bassett was engaged in creating a painstaking and detailed set of images of the human body, inside and out. In 3-D.
The reproduced office of G.V. Black is a central feature of the National Museum of Dentistry in Baltimore.