Doctors are trying to improve and standardize the quality of care for families facing the worst at a pregnancy’s end.
Apparel seller Stitch Fix recently introduced a coral, sleeveless blouse with a split neckline that was designed with the help of artificial intelligence. The design is part of a movement in the tech industry to develop software that can be creative and produce content such as songs, logos and artwork.
AstraZeneca is working with outside researchers to look for untapped potential in drugs that the company has shelved, part of a broader move to improve its research-and-development output.
The coca leaf used to make cocaine has made such a dramatic comeback in this country that plantings now cover more territory than they did before a multibillion-dollar U.S.-sponsored eradication campaign began 16 years ago, U.S. and Colombian officials said. 189
Artificial intelligence is changing the way managers do their job—from who gets hired to how they’re evaluated to who gets promoted. But is it too intrusive? And can it really help supervisors do a better job?
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Melvin Konner looks at recent studies of how men and women navigate: What explains the differences? 59
Scientists say they have discovered a new state of matter, dubbed a time crystal, a find that opens new avenues of research and potentially paves the way for the eventual development of quantum computers and quantum sensors. 106
A new study on the predictive power of our sense of smell suggests that a poor one may point to brain trouble, says Susan Pinker.
Researchers grappling with the effects of spaceflight on the human body are stepping up efforts to discover what makes microbes more tenacious in space.
Adults see more of the world than children do, right? Not always. Alison Gopnik on new experiments showing children of 4 and 5 paying more attention than adults.
