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Plants in Bologna have changed quite a bit since the 1500s
It can be a helpful tool for those anxious or embarrassed about getting a test at a clinic
The new program can map an iceberg quicker than you can blink.
Eye candy is just the first step.
As if viruses weren't frightening enough!
Can you hold your breath for 5 seconds?
They say a reader does not steal and a thief does not read. In the city of Gothenburg, Sweden, that's definitely true.
Researchers find that ChatGPT, though not a crystal ball, can bolster stock market strategies by providing advanced sentiment analysis.
It was surprisingly intricate and made from iron and non-ferrous metal.
It’s the same technology Peter Jackson used on the Get Back series.
People were doing spas centuries ago.
High-ranking mice are more prone to depression. Could the same be true for humans?
It could make surgeries safer and improve outcomes.
They can precisely and flexibly control their hippocampal activity
It’s fast, low-cost and uses techniques previously reserved for lab-based PCR tests.
Native plants in Australia are in grave danger due to a fungal disease. Here is how cryopreservation might save them.
It's like Jurassic Park, only with antibiotics.
Two Swedish scientists have developed a promising non-human bait solution to combat resilient bedbug infestations.
Do you know about functional fitness?
Wildfires scorched a fifth of the Pantanal’s Encontro das Águas State Park, home to the highest concentration of jaguars in Brazil.
It was written on the leaf of a prayer book from the 15th Century.
Researchers have found a way to monitor water quality continuously and cheaply.
Red meat is a favorite of many -- but it may be time to reconsider that.
Study shows the arms are actually extensions of its head
When you hear bad 'grammer', your body tenses up and gets stressed out.
Physicists made the intangible almost tangible.
The plants don’t use conventional processes to follow the sun.
So, are you better than an algorithm?
Hopefully night-vision goggles aren't next.
Our ancestors left us an interesting legacy.
The next big thing in clean energy is literally above our heads.
Wth current greenhouse gas emissions, the world's carbon budget will be exhausted by 2029, making the Paris Agreement's 1.5°C target increasingly challenging to achieve.
New research reveals that the iconic Great Sphinx of Giza might have been sculpted by nature's winds before human artisans gave it its final form.
Your skin isn't lying to you.
The labels of sports supplements are not what they seem to be.
Researchers are still figuring out the secrets of the submarine waterfall.
Unearthed ancient footprints challenge our understanding of footwear history.
Study reveals that the benefits of most sports, including those seen as dangerous, far outweigh the slim chance of injury – but which activities top the list?
Most communities changed. This one didn't.
What does your psychology say about *your* health?
Apparently, it tastes 'very salty and bitter'.
Study looks at over 100 chimps living in a national park in Uganda
Only a few animals have so far passed the mirror self-recognition test. This could have important moral implications.
NASA's InSight data reveals a 150-km molten layer in Mars' mantle, reshaping our understanding of its internal structure and magnetic field."
Attributed to the enigmatic Toalean culture, these blades hint at rituals and warfare from an era before Neolithic farmers reached Indonesia.
Pando's "acoustic portrait" reveals new intimate details about the inner workings of the world's largest organism.
The scariest monster this Halloween is food waste.
Could Venus have hosted life?
The camera offers unparalleled precision in capturing faint celestial lights.
The superatom can shuttle information-carrying particles twice as fast as electrons travel in silicon.
