A Jewish couple dodged Nazi censorship to publish children’s books in occupied Holland
The El Pintor collection gets fresh life from a new biography and an upcoming exhibit at the National Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam
Experiment contradicts Einstein and reveals ‘spooky quantum action’ with superconducting qubits 30 meters apart
The study defied the speed of light to prove loophole-free entanglement in complex systems and paves the way for distributed quantum computing
Time flies, because we’re spending almost a quarter of each day scrolling on the internet
The latest neuroscientific research indicates that the addictive dynamics of social media can alter our perception of time
‘We have made science fiction come true!’ Scientists prove particles in a quantum system can be rejuvenated
An Austrian and Spanish team demonstrated that a process can be ‘rewound’ to restore the components of an atom to their previous state
From Einstein and Freud to Spielberg and Roth: the influence of Jewish culture on the world
The work of artists and intellectuals whose background was previously considered irrelevant or accidental is now being examined in a new light
From Albert Einstein to Harry Houdini: A compendium of historic surgeries
In ‘Under the Knife,’ Arnold Van de Laar presents a collection of anecdotes from the operating room, with protagonists ranging from Kennedy to the ancient Romans
The Manhattan Project’s last survivor
A new book and documentary film about Nobel laureate Roy J. Glauber offer a fascinating look into the early days of the Los Alamos National Laboratory
Einstein’s two surreal weeks in Spain
Physicist received a hero’s welcome in 1923, although few at the time understood why
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