Physicist Donna Strickland Had to Win a Nobel Prize to Get on Wikipedia Only 18 percent of Wikipedia biographies are about women. By John Bonazzo
MICRO Museum Creators Have Big Plans for Bringing Science to the Masses MICRO wants to become the most-visited museum in the country within five years. By Margaret Carrigan
Harvard Awarded Ig Nobel Prizes to 10 Very Weird Scientific Studies—Like Liquid Cats The winners at the annual Harvard ceremony studied cats, bats and didgeridoos. The prizes were handed out by actual Nobel laureates. By John Bonazzo
CERN’s New Particle Accelerator Has Potential to Treat Cancer and Detect Art Fakes By Alanna Martinez
A Kickstarter That’s Already Hit 5X Its Goal Is Changing the Game for Girls in Science By Sage Lazzaro
Dr. Michio Kaku on Why Aliens May Exist, But Aren’t Landing on the White House Lawn By Michael Sainato
Okay, Who Rigged Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Computer to Display Hayden Panettiere Before the Planetarium in Search Results? By Jessica Roy
Yuri Milner Starts His Own Nobel Prize, Begins Wiring Money to Penniless Physicists By Kelly Faircloth