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The findings could lead to novel therapies for emotional health.
Plastic deposits in the soil have increased exponentially sine WWII, doubling every 15 years.
The algorithm took inspiration from Ender's Game.
It's that time of the year when we celebrate research that "first make people laugh, and then make them think."
Hiring a coach to help you exercise can improve mood more than being on your own.
Molten rock shooting for the moon, huge tsunamis hundreds of feet tall, and global wildfires were triggered immediately after the impact.
This big boy just got the munchies.
This is one cool example of renewable energy.
A perfect example of a sexual arms race in the animal kingdom.
Everyday, dozens of people die in the United States because they can't get an organ transplant -- this new procedure could save many of them.
Researchers have shown that cement can work in space. Next-up: concrete.
A remarkable technology that enables the blind to use navigation apps with ease.
But this kind of language also poses risks.
The brain seems to treat how it listens and recalls music in opposite directions.
The balance between the storage and removal of lipids in fat cells is disrupted as we grow older.
The breakthrough could enable Tesla to launch a mega fleet of autonomous 'robo taxis'.
What's shocking is that even when he had a 'bad' idea, Einstein was still brilliant!
The findings are exciting -- but they also raise important ethical questions. Could someday lab-grown brains become conscious?
Even in ancient times, humans were powerful enough to cause slight anomalies in the climate.
In the future, chemical might become redundant at controlling cockroaches.
The controversial herbicide is thought to cause cancer and disrupt insect populations.
The massive decrease in the cost of solar energy doesn't show any sign of stopping.
Speaking openly about your goals to a person whom you hold in high esteem can actually help you achieve them.
Solving our current climate emergency requires immediate action in order to reduce the amount of carbon already dumped into the atmosphere by human activities. This is a huge challenge for a number of reasons and it won’t certainly happen overnight — which is why mitigating strategies such as capturing and sequestering carbon have gained so […]
Getting proper sleep is one of the most important things you can do to avoid heart disease.
An important research that might secure whiskey and beer against climate change.
Some breeds have different behaviors as a result of artificial selection at the hand of humans -- and it shows in the brain.
Cavities are a pain but we might now finally have an alternative to fillings.
A carbon-based material replenishes depleted soil by mining and other activities.
A new report suggests that fentanyl has a lot of potential market growth in the western U.S.
Spider silk is just amazing -- and now we can finally use it in clothes.
Do you know the difference between "use by" and "best by"?
A lucky find now provides a face for Lucy's ancestor.
Gut bacteria + red wine = <3
A new insulating material that's 50,000 times thinner than a sheet of paper could make electronics even more compact.
The device is paving the way for deep space GPS.
Are humans next?
Quantum computers may be decades away but that doesn't mean we shouldn't prepare for their disruptive impact.
A blood test that scores a person's risk of death in the next five years could be based on these molecules.
There are very serious concerns over the impact of facial recognition technology.
There might be a future for hydrogen airships -- but will the world be willing to give them a second chance?
It would result in a 10-year-long nuclear winter that would be devastating for life on Earth.
A huge electric mining truck never has to be plugged in thanks to regenerative braking.
Despite what folk knowledge says, most parents are actually less happy than their childless peers -- but that doesn't apply at an older age.
There's no place spared from our pollution when it falls from the sky.
The body ticks with various rhythms and having them in sync seems to be fundamentally important.
Neanderthals were much more commonly affected by ear infections than modern humans.
The decline is twice as severe as for land or ocean vertebrates.
The conditions necessary to form the building blocks of life are more feasible than meets eyes.
