Forgotten Genius Friday When people think about space exploration, they often remember the astronauts who traveled beyond Earth. But behind...
Portland cement drives ~8% of global emissions. Learn how low-carbon geopolymers—enhanced with add-ins like cork—could cut concrete’s footprint.
For generations of Southern Californians, the Vincent Thomas Bridge has been more than a way to cross the Los Angeles Harbor. It has been a landmark,...
Sony's Betamax, despite superior technology, lost to JVC's VHS due to strategic licensing, lower costs, and consumer preferences. VHS's wider adoption and convenience in video rentals...
Before fresh food could travel thousands of miles, before life-saving medicines could be shipped across long distances, and before grocery stores could offer products from around...
Los Angeles is home to one of the nation's most impressive collections of Art Deco architecture. Explore the iconic buildings, history, and legacy of this glamorous...
Discover how Thomas Jennings, the first African American to receive a U.S. patent, revolutionized garment care with his dry-cleaning invention and supported abolitionist causes.
Discover how Granville T. Woods, known as the "Black Edison," revolutionized railroad communication and safety with inventions that helped shape modern transportation.
Valerie Thomas is a true pioneer in the world of science and technology. A NASA engineer and physicist, she is best known for inventing the illusion...
Dr. Charles R. Drew revolutionized blood storage and stood against racial injustice, earning the title “Father of the Blood Bank.”
