Arnold Mathijssen, a physicist at the University of Pennsylvania, is partial to pour-over coffee, which involves manually pouring hot water over ground beans and filtering it into a pot or mug below.

Contributing writer for The Prospect Nora Choi visits several department lounges, tries their tea, and rates the spaces.

Remnants of the chemical processing of radioactive material needed to manufacture nuclear weapons, often called “defense ...

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The decades-long struggle to find a permanent place to dispose of nuclear waste will continue, probably for many years to ...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR) — After weeks with no hot water in building three at Nob Hill Apartments, tenants woke up to see the faucets were flowing once again. Nob Hill Apartments tenants continue ...

Now, Gruden says he's interested in returning to the same position on the staff of head coach Josh Huepel 'I got to visit with Coach Heupel and meet his wife last night, maybe I can come back ...

The researchers have shown that boiling water can be poured into a tPB cup with minimal leaks over the course of three hours. With a thin resin coating, no leaks are formed. These results already ...

Spicy, sweet and seriously good, just crack one open and settle the flavor ... warmer weather… and each cocktail-inspired can is coming in hot (or sweet), but with a twist: With notes of zesty ...

Hot Stuff comes from Reykjavik-based Glassriver and Romania‘s Idea Film and is for Icelandic broadcaster SÝN’s Channel 2 (Stöð 2). Paris-based Oble has taken international distribution ...

Buying a Ferrari is a big deal for anyone, and as such, Hot Wheels is aiming to increase the global ownership count via a cool collaboration with Maranello, resulting in nine new limited-edition 1 ...

The Americus Hot Glass ... in running a glass blowing studio. “To keep doing it, making enough money to get by, having enough people to make the work that you want to make.” Robertson describes ...