Millenials donate more to charity than previous generations, but less often
The "me, me, me generation" is not necessarily less charitable than the generations before it.
Tibi is a science journalist and co-founder of ZME Science. He writes mainly about emerging tech, physics, climate, and space. In his spare time, Tibi likes to make weird music on his computer and groom felines. He has a B.Sc in mechanical engineering and an M.Sc in renewable energy systems.
The "me, me, me generation" is not necessarily less charitable than the generations before it.
In the future, installing Elon Musk brain-computer interface could be as easy laser eye surgery.
Scientists are getting closer to revealing the timeline of HIV evolution.
There are sex differences that may make women more vulnerable to Alzheimer's.
A weird-looking new duck-billed dinosaur was found in Texas.
Scientists envision using a very thin material to build a huge greenhouse on Mars.
Tiny sleepy fish sleep remarkably similar to humans.
A clever device runs at the fringe of physics to solve our wasted energy problems.
An adorable cockatoo that stole our hearts is revealing new insights about the origin and role of dancing.
A new study shows that there's still plenty of room for almost a billion hectares of forest.
This is huge news for the biotech industry.
Scientists have devised a novel system that can recognize visual objects by bending light.
We all make excuses, so might as well learn how to do them properly.
To become successful, life had to find a way to turn food from the environment into energy.
This includes the Spix’s Macaw, the lovely birds which inspired the main characters in Rio.
This may be a core property of human nature.
Is there any job that an AI can't do?
DNA analysis reveals fresh details about how Neanderthals moved across Europe and Asia.
The story of life on Mars -- if there ever was such a thing -- may have started much earlier...
A giant bird that used to weigh half a tonne up until 2 million years ago was found by scientists...
The international scientific community is shocked by yet another ethical scandal sparked by Chinese researchers.
Gamma-ray particles trillions of times more energetic than regular light hit the Tibetan plateau.
The skill you learn practicing music transfer more broadly to other fields of study.
Scientists eavesdrop on cell conversations.
And some scientists think that we could one day gain access to these probiotics.
Alcohol is a depressant that can cause all sorts of health issues when combined with drugs, illegal or not.
Be kind to yourself, say researchers.
Uranus' rings are thin and imperceptible to all but the largest telescopes.
A new study explains our tendency to overconsume digital information whether its social media or clickbait.
It's scary how lifelike this robot is.
Memory may be far more complex than meets the eye.
There goes Jurassic Park!
A mesmerizing YouTube trick finally gets naked in front of science.
We're about to witness a paradigm shift in how diseases are being diagnosed.
Some people swear by microdosing but the most reliable study so far suggests it does little to improve mood and...
In the future, humans might be protected by vaccines against stress like they are now from the flu.
Spend some time in nature this weekend.
Finally, the world may soon have a vaccine against the devastating disease.
Yet another important study that suggests red meat is very bad for our health.
Exciting news from Elon Musk.
We each consume about five grams of microplastics each week.
Social networks will be bombarded with similar fake content in the future.
All powerful religious figures are useful in keeping large populations in check.
Pro-life groups seem to be wrong with this one.
Our ability to detect pitch may have been integral to the development of language and music.
Eating while standing can be uncomfortable, distracting our attention from the enjoyment of food.
A deep-sea creature is the first fish that we know of that holds its breath underwater.
Dogs are deeply empathetic creatures.
There's a breaking point in your head -- but also in your gut.