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The curious minds at Aperture examine how both science and philosophy attempt to understand the nature of death. ‘Break Free’: Professor Announces Decision to Resign The McNair Family releases ...

Is green really ‘green’? The mind-bending science of color. Science and philosophy explain why color is objectively real, even when people see the same shade differently.

He discusses the historical evolution of philosophy, noting its role in both upholding and challenging societal norms. Russell identifies himself as a logical atomist, advocating for analysis to ...

The Science of Team Science is a new interdisciplinary field that empirically examines the processes by which large and small scientific teams, research centers, and institutes organize, communicate, ...

From a piece of cloth that may have belonged to Alexander the Great to an image of our galaxy's central black hole, here's our pick of controversial science stories in 2024.

THIS is one of the books that most people would be glad to lay aside, and, indeed, it is very difficult to say with what object it has been written. The cycles decribed have nothing to do with ...

The philosophy of science may be a difficult subject to conceptualize with an image, but it is nevertheless important for both scientists and the public. It can have a big impact on how we ...

Western science and philosophy have long advanced a view that only objective, quantifiable things are real, and therefore important. Experience was just an unimportant sideshow of brain activity.

Our latest work, the 40-minute film Capture (2022), interweaves archival material from CERN (the European Laboratory for Particle Physics) with footage from the slopes of La Palma’s active volcanic ...

A new Pew Research Center survey finds the share of Americans who say science has had a mostly positive effect on society has fallen and there’s been a continued decline in public trust in scientists.

In 1644, René Descartes, the father of modern philosophy, described a tree of knowledge. In 1997, I developed the Tree of Knowledge System but was unaware of Descartes' description.