More than 1,000 people of all ages visited C.S. Lewis’ magical land of Narnia on Saturday as the Arizona Science Center opened the doors to the magical wardrobe of ”The Chronicles of Narnia: the Exhibition.”

BOSTON - A Boston Globe editor has been named to the top newsroom post at The Christian Science Monitor. The five-days-a-week newspaper said Monday that John Yemma will…

Washington Post staff writer Shankar Vedantam and Clifford Winston, an economist at the Brookings Institution, will discuss this week’s Department of Human Behavior column and the Monday Science Page story about worker burnout.

A Boston Globe editor has been named to the top newsroom post at The Christian Science Monitor.

Just 6% of pupils in the final year of primary school are achieving expected levels of science knowledge and understanding, according to a damning report published yesterday.

PHILADELPHIA - Frank Gallagher spent 37 years as a mailroom supervisor at a natural science museum — so long that he used to wisecrack that he should be part of the collection.

For a country that prides itself on the number of scientific discoveries it has given to the world, the latest report on Scottish children’s understanding of science is extremely worrying.

While the media often depicts it as difficult or dull, the truth is that science is fun. Anyone with natural human curiosity knows the thrill of discovering how things work. That curiosity and the tendency of people to build things to solve problems are the basis of science and technology.

Fish mucus with antimicrobial properties, microtremor devices that detect natural vibrations of the ground and marine bacteria used as antibacterial agents against major rice diseases - These are just some of the science projects made by young Filipino students that have won honor for the Philippines in the annual Intel International Science and Engineering Fair [...]

A Boston Globe editor has been named to the top newsroom post at The Christian Science Monitor. The five-days-a-week newspaper said Monday that John Yemma will serve as editor beginning in mid-July.