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How culture shaped a mathematician

"I like to connect abstract math with things that are really concrete," says Skip Garibaldi. Photo by Bryan Meltz. By Carol Clark ...

Keeping up with Sanjay Gupta , an Emory neurosurgeon, best-selling author, and CNN’s chief medical correspondent, is “not for the weak of he...

The 1960s space race between the U.S. and the Soviet Union was much more than a battle of technology. It was a human drama. Two of the most ...

By Carol Clark No one can predict where the conversation will go when novelist Salman Rushdie talks about the creative process with Seana C...

An artist's rendering of a young planet, similar to how Earth may have been 3.5 billion years ago. NASA/JPL CalTech/R. Hurt By Carol Cla...

Mark Gresham reviews Emory's recent music-and-science performance of "Creation of the World" for ArtsCriticATL.com : "In ...

Regions of the brain activated by hearing textural metaphors are shown in green. Yellow and red show regions activated by sensory experience...

The parasite that causes river blindness, Onchocerca volvulus , is transmitted through the bite of the black fly. In the above photo, the pa...