Melting Arctic ice could transform international shipping routes.

New research led by Brown scholars offers a credible explanation for one of the most enduring mysteries about the Moon: why its two sides are so different.

The Choices Program responds to world events with timely classroom resources.

Pulse oximeters often provide inaccurate readings for people with darker skin, a health disparity that one physics PhD student is working to eliminate.

NIH awards Brown $10.8 million to expand data-informed research to fight human disease.

Were the ancient Maya an agricultural cautionary tale? Maybe not, new study suggests.

A self-propelled robot is helping researchers better understand the complex swimming behaviors of bacteria and other microorganisms.

Cognitive scientists bring a fresh new perspective to predicting crowd behavior.

Education expert joins $2 million grant project to transform high school civics.

New methods will improve understanding of how genetic conditions affect different populations.

In Guatemala, an archaeologist from Brown helps uncover a hidden neighborhood in an ancient Maya city.

A Brown student finds clues in the brains of fruit flies about the mechanisms of addiction in humans.