Science & Technology

Salt substitutes present a healthy alternative for reducing salt intake, decreasing the risk of hypertension without increasing low blood pressure episodes, according to a new… Read More

MIT’s visualization of second sound opens new paths for understanding heat’s wave-like behavior in superfluids and its implications for various states of matter, expanding scientists’… Read More

Researchers from Penn tackle a significant deficiency in the understanding of knowledge. Throughout the annals of human existence, the endurance and development of intricate communities… Read More

The problem of metal oxide layer degradation in semi-transparent perovskite solar cells has been successfully tackled and resolved, demonstrating significant progress for the first time… Read More

The NASA-funded Eclipse Soundscapes Project aims to study the effects of total solar eclipses on ecosystems by collecting public observations and audio data on April… Read More

A new study led by researchers at UCL has successfully synthesized a chemical compound in the laboratory under conditions that could have existed on early… Read More

Recent research has discovered that physical harm to the cell’s outer layer can trigger aging at the cellular level in human cells. The delicate membrane… Read More

The new study provides the most compelling data yet to suggest that excess mortality rates from chronic illnesses and other natural causes were actually driven… Read More

Professor Todd Surovell, an archaeologist at the University of Wyoming, along with his research team, uncovered a bone bead shaped like a tube, which is… Read More

Biologists have found that significant evolutionary transformations occur incrementally rather than through sudden, dramatic “monster” steps, addressing the longstanding debate on how major innovations such… Read More