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The very detailed map has been released and is free to use.
Another reason why it's important to stay active.
The monkeys could trigger audio or visual stimuli on demand
The Gloucester sank in 1682 and it took many years of work to find it.
A traditionally unpopular approach could make us healthier while also reducing emissions.
Precious little material has been found of this dino, but what we have points to a huge beast.
It looks like the biological and neurological roots of political behavior run much deeper than previously thought.
In the future, you could use a smartphone app to scan an invisible QR code that tells you if that expensive bottle of whiskey is genuine or not.
As summer temperatures rise and the situation in Mariupol continues to deteriorate, a horrendous disease looms.
Researchers have successfully grown self-healing ‘human-like’ skin on a robotic finger.
Meet kelp -- the oceans' superconnecter.
Well-planned programs can discourage crime.
A speck of space rock just hit one of the telescope's mirrors, but everything is fine.
Meeting the country’s climate targets will require even broader dietary changes.
Penalties range between 2,000 and 60,000 euros for those who don't follow the new law
Such information can lead us to new ways to manage symptoms and save lives.
These results are consistent across racial and ethnic groups -- it works for everyone.
A new technology based on CRISPR may change the way scientists probe the human genome.
A study found 90% of dogs who received CBD oil experienced a reduction in the frequency of seizures.
One man's shipwreck is another microbe's treasure.
The map covers 48 million square kilometers (185 million square miles) and details a new deepest point
Humans are shaping nature based on their own preference -- and this preference is sometimes very unhealthy.
EU officials say the move will save time, money, and tackle e-waste.
It's not perfect, but it's a start!
The new anode design could prove to be a game changer in the EV space.
The cars will only operate in less congested areas and when the weather's good, but it's an important start.
The endangered mammal is closer to extinction, with about 10,000 left in the wild
What we can see has a lot to do with the environment, but it's also determined by genetic factors.
Although not yet fully automated, this is an impressive feat still!
Cereal cultivation may have been a catalyst for the domestication of these exotic fowl.
By eliminating sensors, memories, processors, and other hardware, this chip can classify images almost instantaneously.
Indigenous people are important stewards of biodiversity, the researchers emphasize -- their knowledge should be cherished.
You’ve fought over the thermostat in the office right? Here’s why it’s usually women turning it up and men turning it down.
The new discoveries could shed light on how life was like beyond the wall for the "barbarian" tribes.
The problem continues to grow and grow.
The outbreak continues to grow, putting global health officials on high alert. But symptoms appear to be milder than expected.
That's an unprecedented result for any type of cancer.
The turbines promise clean, reliable energy generation.
AI is emerging as a useful technology for voice dubbing in films, and looks like even Tom Cruise loves it.
Finance researchers introduce the "dollar beta" to identify better stock returns in emerging markets.
The rate of accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is simply staggering.
The discovery could help us understand why giraffes evolved such long necks.
We shouldn't trust our eyes when classifying animals, the researchers argue.
Legalese can get very weird sometimes.
This could change the way common drugs like ibuprofen and aspirin are prescribed to patients.
Existing laws only allow for humans as creators -- but some are fighting to change this.
It's a move meant to slash pollution and emissions, but also to help wean Germany off its dependence on Russian oil.
The plant, found in Australia, measures more than 180 square kilometres (69 sq miles) and used to be even bigger.
We're still only starting to understand Neanderthal culture.
