Articles by Chris Gorski
A new study approaches concussions and related injuries in a new way.
Scientists who used computer simulations to study chemical reactions win the award for chemistry.
Francois Englert, from Belgium, and Peter W. Higgs, from the United Kingdom, are the 2013 winners.
Updates and fun facts about this year's prize in physiology or medicine.
Researchers are working to develop helmets and devices that will protect athletes against concussions, especially in football.
This offseason, concussions managed to find their way into the everyday discussion of football.
Intensification of the game puts more stress on players' bodies.
Technique mystifies experts and gains traction among pro players.
"The Sports Gene," by David Epstein, provides a terrific review of the science of elite athletic performance.
Less than eight percent of Bolt's energy contributed to his motion during the 100 meters at the 2009 World Championships.
New basketball study finds nifty backboard aiming method; reveals best 'sweet spots' to use the glass.