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These could be the legacy of Turkic tribes moving through the area.
Having a window in your room and being near a nurse's station can make or break a patient's recovery odds.
The strange behavior, not reported in other birds, helps shearwaters survive strong typhoons.
This is science at its finest.
Any engineer today would be proud of them.
Such findings pave the way towards older people being eligible to donate their livers and saving more lives.
The urban settlement didn’t have a city center or a surrounding defensive wall, but it had an interesting peculiarity.
After developing the first effective vaccine against COVID-19, these two researchers have their eyes set on something bigger: cancer.
Nets, lines and hooks trap wildlife for years as they float in the ocean, sink or are washed ashore.
New research is adding to a growing body of evidence that suggests gardening boosts our mental health.
“Our study adds another reason why dogs are good for us,” the researchers say.
While slowly recovering, humpback whales have been largely targeted by commercial whaling for many years and their recover is fragile.
The two species may have imitated each other’s stone tools and jewelry.
Although controversial, GMOs definitely have their advantages.
That's got to be my number 1 least favorite type of allergy ever.
This is no longer the diagram you know from your childhood.
It's not exactly the result you'd expect, but it's what the data shows.
It's a double punch combo that seems very promising.
The "burp" is traveling at half the speed of light.
A tangled mess of neurons is challenging our current notion of where intelligence stems from.
The world is facing a severe biodiversity crisis -- and we're causing it.
Scientists created an AI password thief to show that we need better safety measures than passwords and PIN.
Barium is 2.5 times the weight of iron.
We need to rethink the way we move around cities and emphasize carless transportation.
These photographs are simply amazing.
This valuable piece of local history was discovered by chance under a former department store
There's this growing anxiety that remote workers need to increasingly prove they're being productivity unless they want to be recalled to the office.
We now have confirmation that NASA can deflect a threatening near-Earth asteroid. But this is just one experiment.
Your eyes may hold the key to detecting heart disease.
Gilding techniques were incredibly well developed in the Middle Ages.
That's quite a trip to make!
On average, researchers publish their most innovative work early in their careers.
With AI and robots becoming increasingly capable, such pledges are more and more important.
It could become a new gold standard for testing whisky maturity.
Tidal and wave energy are considered even more reliable than solar and wind -- but getting them to work is tricky.
Space cavemen seem to be in the works.
The team cautions people to protect themselves from fake discounts.
It's a promising new type of farming -- but there are many hurdles in the way.
The fight against the pandemic isn't over -- but without vaccines, we'd be in a much worse place.
This 3D optical data storage could allow up to petabyte level of data storage.
A computational model found that UV light can kickstart the reduction of CO2, which can then be converted into useful products like drugs, polymers, and even furniture.
Bio-engineering at its finest.
The move goes against climate commitments and wouldn't lower energy bills
Killer whales live up to their name -- even great white sharks can't be safe from them.
A recent high school graduate is responsible for the development of the new 3D model.
And it still has room to get even cheaper.
New research found spores can count environmental signals without expending metabolic energy, constantly monitoring for the right time to awaken.
The EU had been steadily making progress in moving away from coal, but now it seems forced to choose the lesser of two evils.
So, shall we adopt a dog?
What was once regarded as a fringe treatment is now proving to be a crucial tool.
