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Deepfakes are on the rise. It could just be the tip of the iceberg.
They belonged to horse riders from over 3,300 years ago. And now we know how they were made.
The prospect of clean, limitless energy is still a ways off -- but it's starting to take shape.
Bacteria don’t have sex to reproduce; they use it to stay alive and healthy.
Stone tools and a tooth found in a cave in France open up new questions on human history
Two studies found genetic-based changes in the cervix that can detect other cancers.
The material was inspired by the lotus leaf.
Once revered as an American hero, William Clark is now being questioned for his actions
Exercising was shown to give elderly mice the muscles of those much younger.
There are solutions to anonymize data, but they need to be carefully implemented.
The protective gene was passed onto us by an ancient human species.
Researchers used drones and lasers to take a closer look at the structure.
Scientists will use the new moon to aid in future interstellar colonization.
At least in the US, some groups are overrepresented in some topics, and some topics are not being taken seriously enough.
The implants need no external power source to produce electricity.
Researchers found a way to make the invisible visible.
Powerful intoxicants could have helped foster alliances and solidify authority.
Anything can happen... but it usually doesn't.
Conservatives have long accused Twitter of having a bias against them -- but the opposite seems to be true.
Scientists have developed minute artificial muscles to power Lilliputian drones.
Researchers have found that immune cells from a cold attack Covid differently from vaccines.
The new variant has 46 mutations making it more vaccine-resistant and infectious.
So far, they will be limited to plowing -- but not for long!
Technology is not always your friend.
Researchers from Walter Reed say they will announce results publicly within weeks.
There's always a lot to tell from poop, even the origins of an island
MRIs are often prohibitively expensive -- but that could change.
It started as an experiment and it's grown ever since, showing remarkable potential
This is the first time such a material has been developed.
A new age of imaging technology is upon us.
It can reduce the workload of physicians and improve the results of image analysis.
In California, for instance, Black people are almost 4 times more likely than white people to be non-fatally shot.
Although lab-grown meat hasn't even been FDA approved, the industry seems ready to take off.
We carried out a study that could help us better prepare for volcanic eruptions.
The wooden cutlery could prove a sustainable alternative to steel and ceramic knives.
Algorithms could help usher in a new material revolution.
New technologies are helping us discover old structures.
If you needed another reason to consider an electric car -- here it is.
A very useful tool for forest management.
There's much more to jewelry than meets the eye.
Whether that's good news or not is anyone's guess, though.
This floating structure can power 80,000 homes, the company claims.
Bloody footprints are common at violent crime scenes, and AI may help us find the murderers.
"Quantity has a quality all its own" is an infamous quote, but it's not wrong.
Synthetic biology could make clothes from a very unexpected material.
When jammed, the chainmail particles stiffen into a fabric that can support a load 50 times its weight.
As the pandemic continues to linger, businesses are trying to find solutions to adapt to the new normal.
The technology is no longer just for gifts and gadgets -- it's reliable enough to be used for nuclear energy.
Researchers anticipate an even larger deficit of female births
A long-lost piece from the monument brought some answers
