Want to find the perfect holiday gift for the science fan in your life? No need to experiment—we've done the research and selected some of the most electrifying goodies, from Plutonic pendants to ...

Update for 5:35 p.m. ET Dec. 10: What suits a science geek best? A bit of space rock? How about a nice little hand-held microscope? Or jewelry that celebrates molecular structures? Maybe a science kit ...

NPR's science correspondent Robert Krulwich regales the Bryant Park Project multitudes with highlights from the World Science Festival held this week in New York. It was my worst subject, actually.

If you’re anything like me, it’s been a rough month of trying to avoid Neil deGrasse Tyson. The astrophysicist is known for his lead role in the TV series NOVA and Cosmos, his inspiring quotes about ...

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The results are in: This year's top gift for science geeks, decided by a decidedly unscientific survey, is the spinthariscope - one of the few toys out there that's truly nuclear-powered. Subscribe to ...

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This holiday season, give a gift that will make any science lover go "squee!" We've selected a few of our favorite items—from wearable satellite images to biological dinner plates—that will make you ...