By BRAD SPURGEON
Formula One's electronic control unit, used by every team to control all of the racing car's electronic processes, is also helping change how road cars run.
By MUSTAFA AKYOL
Throughout the Muslim world, the notion of divine will is often used as an excuse for human error and neglect.
By BRIAN McFADDEN
A weekly comic strip featured in the Sunday Review.
Researchers found that many such scientists “are thriving personally and professionally, ”
By JUSTIN GILLIS
Burning all the world’s coal, oil and natural gas would lead to temperature increases that would melt Antarctica’s ice sheet and raise sea level more than 200 feet, a new study found.
Compiled by DAMON DARLIN
Also, a comparative look at shootings of police officers, inflation-adjusted box office figures and pending executions.
By PAUL MOZUR and JANE PERLEZ
As President Xi Jinping prepared to visit the United States, Washington warned of possible sanctions over digital attacks.
Beijing pushed back by organizing a technology forum of industry leaders.
By QUENTIN HARDY
The high school competition counts among its past competitors eight Nobel Prize winners, along with chief executives, university professors and award-winning scientists.
By CARL ZIMMER
An analysis of nearly 13, 000 species of fish, invertebrates and other marine organisms is an ambitious effort to map the future ranges of ocean life.
Source: topics.nytimes.com
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