Natural & Physical Sciences

The paradox, which states that the whole of the data can look different than the sum of its parts, helps us understand that vaccinated people becoming hospitalized with COVID-19 doesn't mean the vaccines are ineffective.

Professor of Chemistry Bassam Shakhashiri, whose legendary public demonstrations of chemical phenomena thrilled audiences for five decades, retires from teaching.

Researchers in the Department of Botany are part of a team that has discovered Triantha occidentalis, a new carnivorous plant in Western Northern America.

Professor of astronomy leads a team that studied V404 Cygni, a black hole that shoots X-ray rings and warps space-time.

A team led by Guilherme Gainett and Prashant Sharma wanted to understand how Daddy Longlegs evolved their thin and spindly limbs.

Letters & Science faculty present some scorching recommendations for your best summer reading list.

Changing climate is also changing the flora landscape, says Professor of Geography.

Levelling with students about the difficulty of the subject is the best way for them to learn it, says professor of math.

Professor of mathematics answers book-related questions for the Times' 'By the Book' feature.