Animals It’s a squirrel-eat-squirrel world: researchers look into how wild animals gain and maintain social privilege November 14, 2022 - Updated on October 9, 2023
News CAPSTONE paves the way: NASA’s tiny satellite reaches the Moon to test orbit for future space station November 14, 2022
Archaeology Lower back tattoos date back to ancient Egypt where they were used as protective childbirth wards November 14, 2022
Climate Buckle up and prepare: we have only nine years to avoid catastrophic global warming November 14, 2022
Environment Not a single country is doing enough to meet the Paris climate protection targets November 14, 2022
Archaeology You can now visit the Great Pyramid in Egypt from the comfort of your home November 14, 2022 - Updated on November 18, 2022
Health Dads who are involved in their sons’ upbringing also shape their testosterone. And this could have big implications for paternal care November 14, 2022
Biology Researchers zero in on why older people are more vulnerable to influenza — and maybe other infections as well November 11, 2022
Geology Chinese rover on Mars finds not only evidence of water — but evidence of flooding November 11, 2022
News Could electrical stimulation and robot-assisted exercise reverse paralysis? New results are a resounding ‘yes!’ November 11, 2022
Archaeology Ancient Italian bath site yields an incredible treasure: 24 bronze statues found buried under mud November 10, 2022
Climate Oil and gas emissions could be three times higher than what companies claim November 10, 2022
Animals Despite Gruesome War, Bat Rescue Continues in Ukraine November 10, 2022 - Updated on December 22, 2022
Climate It’s all about the money: COP climate conference stumbles into arguments on who should fund climate action November 9, 2022 - Updated on November 10, 2022
History We’ve discovered our first full sentence in the world’s oldest alphabet — a spell against lice, engraved on a comb November 9, 2022
Climate Ukraine sets the stage at landmark climate conference with its first-ever country pavilion November 9, 2022
News Researchers find clues about the earliest planets in the Universe from the corpse of a long-dead star November 8, 2022 - Updated on July 25, 2023
Archaeology A chance discovery shows that Stone Age child in Finland might have been buried alongside her dog November 8, 2022
Climate This window coating plans to make our buildings cooler without using any energy at all November 8, 2022
Health Two living participants receive the world’s first lab-grown blood transfusions in UK trial November 8, 2022
Science Some scientists are working on designing the perfect piece of chocolate. They’re getting closer November 8, 2022
Home science Want people to dance more? Play some low bass — even if people can’t hear it November 7, 2022
Environment Most compostable plastic isn’t actually compostable — it just stays in the soil November 7, 2022
Biology Dozens of ‘mute’ species are actually busy talkers. You just have to know how to listen November 5, 2022 - Updated on May 24, 2023
Anthropology Ancient peoples in South America had both Denisovan and Neanderthal DNA — and we have no clue how it got there November 4, 2022 - Updated on February 17, 2023
Biology Where do skeletons come from? These 500-million-year-old jellyfish might have ‘invented’ them November 4, 2022
Animals Pet cats on the case: these pets trap human DNA in their fur, allowing for suspect identification November 3, 2022
Biology “Optical electrodes” can read your mind, paving the way toward fully-functional prosthetics and brain-machine interfaces November 3, 2022
Health Paralyzed patients can now connect their iPhones to their brains to type messages using thoughts alone November 3, 2022
Health Facial recognition study offers new glimpse into the inner workings of autism November 3, 2022 - Updated on July 29, 2023
Health Taxpayers foot the bill for medical research, but companies profit. We’re paying for drugs twice and this needs to change now November 3, 2022
Animals This is how a “cat friendly” veterinary experience should look like November 3, 2022 - Updated on October 9, 2023
Biology Scientists equip sharks with scientific equipment and send them to study the world’s largest seagrass hotspot in The Bahamas November 3, 2022
News The most detailed-ever atlas of the octopus visual system shows the differences and similarities when compared with humans November 2, 2022
Health As children, these people literally lost half their brains. However, their face and word recognition is only 10% poorer than whole-brained peers November 2, 2022
Climate The rich produce much more emissions than the poor. Much, much more, according to a new study November 2, 2022
Science The Moon has so much potential, but not so much usable space — how can it be used reasonably? November 2, 2022
Animals Marshmallow test proves smart jays have excellent self-control — just like humans November 2, 2022
News Scientists devised a quantum watch that measures time in a fundamentally different way November 1, 2022
