We ask shark researcher Dr. Catalina Pimiento all of the best questions we've ever received about megalodon, a prehistoric fifty-foot-long shark with teeth the size of a human hand.

Graduate student Katie Burns tells us about her adventures in field research and the importance of pollinators in our environment.

It's National Engineers Week! To celebrate, we talked with Apollo engineer Don Eyles about the challenge of landing humans on the moon.

Spaceflight whiz Kellie Gerardi, author of the new book 'Not Necessarily Rocket Science', tells us about her adventures in the aerospace industry.

We finish counting down our picks for the ten most exciting, important, and awe-inspiring stories from the world of science in 2020.

We're back with more of our annual countdown of the ten most exciting, important, and fun stories from the world of science in 2020.

Author Janice Nimura details the lives of Emily and Elizabeth Blackwell, who paved the way for women to study and practice medicine in 1800s America.

We continue our annual countdown of the ten most exciting, important, and fun stories from the world of science in 2020 with #8, #7, and #6.

We kick off our annual countdown of the ten most exciting, important, and awesome stories from the world of science in 2020.

With the first COVID-19 vaccines rolling out to frontline healthcare workers, we asked Physician Assistant Amanda Stearns what it was like to receive her first dose.