There’s a breaded cutlet on Payne Avenue in St. Paul that’s been making people question their life choices – specifically, why they’ve been eating chicken parmesan anywhere else when Yarusso Bros ...

“I do not call my art ‘mathematical art,’” Dr. Roelofs said in a video interview about a week later. “It’s art about mathematics. Every artist has a favorite subject, things you want to talk about.

In an approach reminiscent of the classic board game "Battleship," Stanford researchers have discovered a way to characterize ...

In honor of World Mental Health Day today, Carolyn Reinach Wolf, director of the the mental health law practice at Abrams ...

AI tools can inadvertently harm your finances by making decisions based on biased data. When linked to budgeting apps and ...

Just as GPUs transformed AI by moving from games to general-purpose computing, quantum systems may one day power breakthroughs in how machines hear and interpret the world.

At Yoder’s Amish Home in Millersburg, Ohio, deep breaths come standard with admission. Nestled in the undulating landscape of Holmes County, where technology takes a backseat to tradition, exists a ...

Professor Lauren Williams was joined by a cultural anthropologist in Providence and a cartographer and basketmaker from Maine ...

I have noticed many people, including myself, often repeat particular language when discussing the current zeitgeist within the United States and internationally. People reference an “extreme ...

The Department of Data went looking for geographic patterns in poverty, and stumbled upon a surprising culprit.

Attackers are no longer probing the edges. They are embedding themselves for months or even years deep inside the systems ...