University articles

Scientists accidentally create the world's lightest paint by mimicking Mother Nature

Yeah! Science! Traditional paint is made from a bonding agent, such as oil, and pigments from heavy metals like cobalt, ochre, and cadmium, which make blue, red, and yellow, respectively. We use paint to color the artificial world, but in nature, creatures such as butterflies and beetles display vibrant palettes without pigment - they use topography.

MIT breaks ties with Huawei and ZTE over security risks, government investigations

Computer Science classes have become so popular that universities can't find enough professors to teach them

University fined after students consume single dose of caffeine equal to 300 cups of coffee

Facebook, Google, and Apple could open their own universities in the UK

University in Cyprus becomes world's first to accept Bitcoin payments

Is your school ranked among the nation's top collegiate pirates?

Researchers crack iOS-generated hotspot passwords in 24 seconds