Infectious disease expert Jason E. Farley, PhD, MPH, ANP-BC, FAAN, FAANP, AACRN, Johns Hopkins University Schools of Nursing and Medicine Professor and Program Director, delivered the 29th annual and ...

Joining scores of Nobel laureates who are trying to preserve some educational routine for wartime students, Princeton University’s David MacMillan presented a virtual science lecture this week to ...

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If you're a fan of science, and especially science history, no trip to London is complete without visiting the Royal Institution, browsing the extensive collection of artifacts housed in the Faraday ...

Dec. 7—Eighty years ago to the day, on a quiet Sunday just before 8 a.m., Japanese bombers punched through the sky above the U.S. Navy base in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and unleashed a surprise attack ...

Skyscraper histories often focus on the development of the skeletal iron frame as a key development, but this was paralleled by the equally important evolution of reinforced concrete as a competing ...

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Todne Thomas, an associate professor at the Harvard Divinity School, examined the 2015 burning of a predominantly African American church as part of a wider discussion about the phenomenon of Black ...

The State Historical Society of Missouri is partnering with Missouri University of Science & Technology to host an in-person and virtual lecture series about desegregation in higher education.