Step No. 1 of the scientific process is: Ask a question. Sometimes, when things gets rocky, that means asking for support.

A team of researchers pulls off a daring data caper in Delaware Bay, swiping secrets about the movement of molecules between air and water.

Research on MagLab science camp yields a framework for better understanding how to encourage girls and underrepresented minorities in STEM's most male-dominated field.

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Researchers talk about what they're doing outside the lab to protect our planet and how their training as scientists informs those efforts.

In the first year of this new decade, we asked researchers about their most memorable first-time experiences as scientists. Here’s what they had to say.

A team tackling some gnarly physics using tricky techniques rounds a critical corner. Joy ensues. Then, back to work.

An understanding ear, a shot of confidence and emergency babysitting services: For underrepresented women in science, that's what friends are for.

Turn your trash into treasure by creating your own high-field magnet models.

Researchers talk about their favorite mentors and how they made a difference.