Sarah Maiellano | USA TODAY Special It’s almost summer vacation season and a great time to explore what museums in […]

Sarah Maiellano | USA TODAY Special One of the best times to travel to Europe is spring, when the weather […]

Bodhisattva, Song dynasty-c. 1125. From dallasobserver.com The Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas, USA is hosting an extensive exhibition […]

Chicago has a lot to offer in its museums, and Loyola students can visit many of them for free. With […]

Sarah Maiellano | USA TODAY Special Airfares to Europe are at historic lows, with flights to London, Paris and Rome […]

Harry Sternberg, “Steel Mills (Smoke Stacks)”, 1937. Silkscreen. Collection of the DePaul Art Museum, gift of Belverd Needles Jr. and […]

What can you do in Germany during the winter as a science geek? Visit a few museums, of course! The […]

You walk in a museum when a work of art seems to speak to you. It may be a bowl, […]

Under the dome, mosquitoes are never in season, the clouds do not interfere and the temperatures are always pleasant. But […]

Sarah Maiellano | Special for USA TODAY This fall, European museums are focusing on ancient cultures, artists and creatures. Prepare […]

I’ve been on a little museum kick lately. In true fashion for the past year, I’ve spent a lot of […]

Turin – Museo Nazionale del Cinema I think this might be my favorite museum. Housed in a former synagogue, the […]

I have a fondness for the past. In the wild, I love to explore ghost towns and abandoned mining sites. […]

The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art. in Ridgefield, CT, was founded in 1964 by Larry Aldrich, a retired fashion designer. […]

Interact with the “History of the Forest” exhibit at the National Museum of Singapore. Courtesy of teamLab Imagine being surrounded […]

What could be more metropolitan than a stroll through a museum? We’ve rounded up some of the best exhibits at […]

Sarah Maiellano | Special for USA TODAY Spring is here. That means school holidays, family vacations and time to get […]

The Laguna Art Museum is on a roll with two tantalizing exhibits. The main galleries present the latest gifts planned […]

NAGPUR: “The National Council of Science Museums (HMCS) has done a commendable job in helping other countries, including Australia, to […]

Julie Mehretu, “Return to a Bright New Future” (2003). A MAJOR TABLE of Julie Mehretu is on view in the […]

How do you see those who are different from you? Exotic? Barbaric? Servile? Magnificent? As the nation remembers Dr. Martin […]

UNESCO and the US-based Association of Science and Technology Centers (ASTC) signed an agreement on November 10 to “use science […]

As visitors move through the gallery, they find profiles of scientists working with graphene next to lockers containing “personal” items; […]

Lexington’s photographic history will be featured this fall at the Cincinnati Art Museum. The museum’s upcoming exhibit, Kentucky Renaissance: The […]

Whether you’re looking for a destination with world-class art, rare books, local history, world cultures, human sexuality, or hands-on […]

We’re big STEM fans at Cool Mom Tech (no surprise there), and in fact, we started this site in part […]

ALBANY— Three new exhibits were recently unveiled at the University of Albany Museum of Art. On the first floor of […]

AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat Council for Science and Technology (GUJCOST), working under the aegis of the State Government Science and Technology […]

A handful of science and natural history museums around the world have announced in recent weeks that they are cutting […]

The average family doesn’t have a powerful microscope at the kitchen table or a walk-in kaleidoscope in the backyard. Lucky […]

Every two years, the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art (UMOCA) awards an artist the Catherine Doctorow Prize for Contemporary Painting. […]

Dozens of firefighters fought a fire on Thursday at the Cité des Sciences in Paris, one of the largest science […]

A firefighter stands near the Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie in Paris, where a fire broke out on the […]

THE BIG difference between the scientist and the layman in their knowledge and understanding of scientific principles and technology places […]

A group of leading scientists and nonprofits are urging science and natural history museums to sever ties with the Koch […]

Hundreds of museums across the country, including some of the most prestigious, are invited by more than 30 scientists to […]

Dozens of climatologists and environmental groups are calling on science and natural history museums to “cut all ties” with fossil […]

There’s a new kind of science museum coming to the area – one where nothing is behind glass. “People think […]

London’s Science Museum is a treasure trove of wondrous technological artifacts such as Stephenson’s Rocket and Apollo 10. But are […]

The Science Museum has threatened to close one of its three branches in northern England – the Museum of Science […]

The best of the trip is surely to revel in the strange and the unusual, and the sense of the […]

Sketch by artist Dorr Bothwell of visitors to the San Francisco Museum of Art in 1942 during World War II. […]

NASA NRA 2013 Competitive Program for Science Museum Planetariums and NASA Visitor Centers, plus other CP4SMP + opportunities Status report […]

Artist’s impression of the Shale Voyager exhibition at the Perot museum on the theme of hydraulic fracturing.Perot Museum of Nature […]

London science museum Think about the greatest scientific discoveries of recent years. The Higgs boson probably comes to mind, maybe. […]

As the school year begins, we are all looking for fun ways to inspire our children and motivate them for […]

This article is from the August 2012 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired’s print articles before […]

Last month, Armando Herrera Corral was injured when a package delivered to his office at the Mexican Institute of Technology […]