The saying goes, “the eyes are the window to the soul.” But modern science says it doesn’t stop there. New findings in the field of ocular science have revealed that your eye health can be a ...

The ability to perform optical measurements on a single molecule placed between two electrodes while also measuring the current flowing through it could herald a new generation of experiments on ...

Preventable blindness indiscriminately affects millions of people worldwide, men and women, adults and children. This affliction severely impacts not the sufferer’s quality of life, but that of ...

I had of course read about (and seen pictures of) the world’s first commercially available dual-screen, tri-folding ...

The probability of hallucinating rises with any of several possible functional shifts within the brain's awareness system. Anything that prompts a move from word-based thinking to imagistic or ...

When it comes to public relations, there is always more to uncover beneath the surface. As it picks up the pieces after its recent PR disaster, SeaWorld is learning a valuable lesson A killer whale ...

Organoids, or self-organizing miniature organs, represent a powerful new tool to study organogenesis or model diseases and are considered a means to generate cells and tissues for cell ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Carlton Reid is a U.K.-based journalist covering sustainability. In the Victorian era, architects used watercolor paintings to visualize ...

Author Todd Cherches, an expert in visual leadership, offers a compelling perspective on why seeing really is believing when it comes to leadership. One thing is for certain: too many of us feel ...

Last week, I had a client come in from out of town to look at homes. Her job is transferring her to Utah, and she is planning to purchase her first home. She is 23 years old. We found her a great ...

Over at Mathaf, the Museum of Modern Arab Art, Seeing Is Believing: the art and influence of Gérôme (until 22 February) raises another curtain. The Lusail (formerly the “Orientalist”) Museum ...