The Gazette spoke with John Holdren, who served as President Obama’s top adviser on science and technology policy, about climate deal and its potential impact, should it survive Senate and House scrutiny and be signed by President Biden.

Study finds striking similarities in infant-directed speech and song in cultures spanning six continents.

New genetic research shows untold migration to remote Pacific islands was generally matrilocal.

Google adopts sociologist’s skin-tone scale, which aims to promote inclusion, diversity, help fix problems in facial recognition, other technologies.

Harvard researchers have developed a biodegradable, antimicrobial food packaging system that extends shelf life and eliminates foodborne illness.

Harvard scientists have developed a revolutionary new mechanism that could unlock environmentally friendly air conditioning.

Researchers look at “replay” during sleep, which is theorized to be a strategy the brain uses to remember new information.

Women scientists have seen gains in STEM since the addition of Title IX, but culture remains an obstacle.

According to a new study, bonobo group dynamics show they are a model for the evolution of human peacemaking.

Scientists looking to measure the biodiversity of wild animals in a nature reserve are taking their lead from leeches.