The Higgs boson, the once-elusive particle that provides mass to the building blocks of the universe, is the most famous product of the CERN international laboratory, but the lab’s bragging rights extend to a host of innovations.
In his first major public speech since his confirmation as the White House science adviser, Kelvin Droegemeier said that American science would benefit from stronger connections between government and industry.
The U.S. Census Bureau has adopted a new math-based method to protect privacy of personal information collected during the upcoming census after internal tests showed a worrisome vulnerability in its privacy protections for the previous census.
Medical tools and computer technologies are extending the range of art preservation for future generations through collaborations across museums, galleries and STEM institutions.
