Animals Your cat doesn’t see you as a source of security and safety September 7, 2015 - Updated on February 15, 2019
Mind & Brain Kids everywhere, rejoyce – science says you should get those “5 more minutes, mom!” September 5, 2015
Animals Why don’t they just eat all of them – predator-prey study reveals new law governing ecosystems September 4, 2015
Health Eating food rich in protein can boost cardiovascular health as much as exercise or quitting smoking August 27, 2015
Home science Raise’em right! Only we’re not – modern parenting may hinder brain development August 21, 2015
Biology How humans turned “safari” to “safe” – what large mammals diversity worldwide would look without us August 21, 2015
Mind & Brain Fighting with addiction? Play tetris, new study finds August 15, 2015 - Updated on May 11, 2017
Environment Understanding the Role of Local Communities in Forest Conservation August 7, 2015 - Updated on March 15, 2017
Science Pause the cat video and read this article: or keep watching cat videos, science says it’s awesome June 30, 2015
Science Half of young victims of fatal crashes in nine US states used either alcohol or marijuana January 15, 2015
News When Rhode Island accidentally legalized prostitution rapes and STDs dramatically fell July 21, 2014
Psychology Why you feel the urge to jump off a ledge. No, you’re not suicidal July 14, 2014 - Updated on August 11, 2016
Animals Breed not the dominant factor in canine aggressiveness January 15, 2014 - Updated on January 16, 2014
Animals Chimps are rational, not conformist – study shows December 18, 2013 - Updated on January 6, 2014
Inventions Harvesting wasted electricity: the triboelectric generators December 12, 2013 - Updated on January 6, 2014
Mind & Brain Musical training doesn’t make you smarter, but that doesn’t mean it’s not important December 12, 2013
Offbeat Medieval Latin dictionary completed after 100 years of work. Last entry is a type of beer December 10, 2013
Health Some 90% of radiology services in the U.S. hospitals are outsourced. Moving health care overseas? December 4, 2013 - Updated on January 6, 2014
Chemistry A first step towards making ‘plastic’ semiconductors for stretchy-electronics September 26, 2013
Research First computer made out of carbon nanotubes spells silicon demise in electronics September 26, 2013
Psychology Poverty puts ‘tax’ on cognition — financial strain causes drop in IQ as large as 10 points September 3, 2013 - Updated on January 16, 2019
Animals Dogs instructed to perform tasks via remote control September 3, 2013 - Updated on September 4, 2013
Environmental Issues Some 1,700 US cities under threat of going under-water by 2100 July 31, 2013 - Updated on November 23, 2016
Mind & Brain Strikingly similar ape and human infant gestures hint to evolution of language June 7, 2013
Geology Berkeley develops new, earth-friendly way to create concrete – inspired from the Romans June 5, 2013 - Updated on February 15, 2019
Animals Sharks worth more money alive in the ocean than in a soup bowl, study finds May 31, 2013 - Updated on October 7, 2023
Anthropology Early hominids started walking on two legs because of shifting geology May 27, 2013 - Updated on November 16, 2020
