Science & Technology

Dinosaurs might have used feathers on forelimbs and tails to flush and pursue their prey – a new hypothesis integrates morphology, behavior and neurobiology. What… Read More

Fragments of the ‘zombie’ virus continue to cause inflammation even after the virus itself has been destroyed. Numerous unanswered questions remain from the COVID-19 pandemic…. Read More

A team of researchers has analyzed more than one million galaxies to explore the origin of the present-day cosmic structures, reports a recent study published… Read More

The reintroduction of sea otters in Central California significantly slows erosion, offering a promising, low-cost approach to coastal ecosystem conservation. In a groundbreaking study published… Read More

The “Hall effect” or “anomalous Hall effect” occurs when electric current flows through a conductor or magnet in a magnetic field, generating voltage perpendicular to… Read More

Light-triggered vibration of entire molecules can break the membrane of melanoma cells. The Beach Boys’ iconic hit single “Good Vibrations” takes on a whole new… Read More

NASA’s Crew-9 mission, launching soon under the Commercial Crew Program, will take four astronauts, including a first-timer and veterans, to the ISS for important research… Read More

Scientists have successfully engineered an enzyme capable of breaking down the stubborn man-made bonds between silicon and carbon that exist in widely used chemicals known… Read More

Groundbreaking solvent sieve method enhances perovskite light-emitting diode performance, achieving unprecedented efficiency and operational lifetime. Using a simple solvent sieve method, researchers from the Ningbo… Read More

New research uncovers the genetic basis of sensory adaptation in fruit flies, revealing diverse olfactory experiences and sex-specific differences in scent detection. A new study… Read More