A biophysical chemist from Rutgers and their older sibling, a political scientist at Berkeley, explore shared concepts. A biophysical chemist at Rutgers and his brother,… Read More
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Unexpected Animal Intelligence – Experiment Shows That Clownfish Can Count
New research suggests that the fish may be counting vertical bars on intruders to determine their threat level, and to inform the social hierarchy governing… Read More
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Asthma prevalence is higher in high school students who use cannabis compared to non-users, with increased frequency of use correlating with higher asthma rates. Asthma… Read More
Read More »Groundbreaking New Method Transforms Plastic Trash Into Chemistry Treasure
Scientists use everyday plastics to initiate innovative chain reactions, developing a method to recycle plastic waste and improve both safety and efficiency in the process…. Read More
Read More »Debunking the Myth: Alcohol, Attraction, and the Illusive Beer Goggles Effect
New research explored the theory that alcohol consumption may increase perceptions of attractiveness in others, potentially due to the effect of alcohol making faces appear… Read More
Read More »Scientists Discover New Life-Saving Benefit of Ozempic and Semaglutide
A nationwide study conducted by the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden, published in the journal Gut, indicates that the use of Ozempic and similar GLP1 agonists… Read More
Read More »Bright Lights, Big Game: Astronaut Photograph of Allegiant Stadium From Space at Night
A large stadium contributes to the nighttime illumination of Las Vegas, which hosts the Super Bowl for the first time in 2024. Las Vegas knows… Read More
Read More »Why Can Humans See Colors Dogs Can’t? New Research Explains Why
Researchers have cultivated human retinas in a laboratory setting, unveiling the process by which a derivative of vitamin A produces the unique cells responsible for… Read More
Read More »How Invisible Threads of the Cosmic Web Shape Galaxies
Professor Gregory Rudnick’s team at the University of Kansas is researching the evolution of galaxies and their star-forming processes, funded by a significant NSF grant…. Read More
Read More »Revolutionizing Physics With a Game-Changing Topological Approach
Innovative research introduces a practical, model-free method for exploring topological properties in materials, enhancing the scope and efficiency of topological studies. The branch of mathematics… Read More
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