5 People Famous For Mixing Science With Art From Leonardo da Vinci to Brian May, these scientists and artists didn’t feel the need to choose one passion over the other — and the world is better off ...

Scientists who win Nobel Prizes become "visible scientists" - getting "almost bulletproof prestige and a reputation that can open just about any door," writes Massimiano Bucchi in The MIT Press ...

In the April 1887 issue of Popular Science, M. G. Valbert wrote “The History of a Delusion,” a comprehensive overview of everything that humanity knew—and didn’t know—about Hauser more ...

The most famous cat in science history owes its name to the physicist and Nobel laureate Erwin Schrödinger, who won the honor in 1933 for his early work in quantum mechanics. But he is best-known for ...

In our recent study of suicide among famous scientists, we found stress--both the job-related and the personal varieties--to be a contributing factor. The noteworthy researchers we studied range from ...