An analysis of millions of scientific papers and patents reveals a ‘pivot penalty’ when researchers shift direction, with the impact of studies decreasing rapidly the further they move from their previous work.

Two recent studies published in "Gifted Child Quarterly," the leading journal in gifted education, examined how talented students fared during and after the pandemic.

An analysis of millions of scientific papers and patents shows that the further a researcher or inventor moves from their previous work, the less cited their latest work will be.

CAMBRIDGE, MA — With the Trump administration banning Harvard University from taking international students, the school was forced to begin accepting students from Ohio.

A new book by Kevin Evers explores the unique qualities of Taylor Swift and how they led to her rise to the top.

Gates was clearly a mathematically precocious youth who loved to code, could hyperfocus, had crazy energy, and was intent on being the best.

Sarah McKenzie, Jonathan Wai, Ashley Rieske and Dustin Seaton earned awards for their commitment and contributions to gifted and talented education in the state.

A new study of over 26,000 influential U.S. people shows that a disproportionate number of them attended Harvard University.

Participating in advanced placement (AP) can improve high school students’ cognitive and noncognitive outcomes. Despite nationwide efforts, including Arkansas's...