Science & Technology

A recent study suggests that regular contact with chemicals found in plastic food packaging and numerous cosmetic products could be linked to approximately 56,600 premature… Read More

New research shows that while some Antarctic ice shelves have been thinning since at least the 1970s, widespread thinning accelerated in the 1990s. For many… Read More

Dopamine’s influence extends to regulating movement lengths, offering new therapeutic targets for Parkinson’s Disease. Dopamine, a chemical messenger in the brain, is mostly known for… Read More

Researchers discover evidence of a male lineage inheritance system among Western Eurasian Bell Beaker societies, alongside familial ties connecting Britain and Luxembourg. Poignant prehistoric burials… Read More

New research validates method for guided discovery of 3D flat-band materials. Scientists at Rice University have uncovered a first-of-its-kind material: a 3D crystalline metal in… Read More

Planets like our Earth, including planets with water, could form even in the harshest known star-forming environments, drenched by hard UV light from massive stars…. Read More

Thiamine sweet spot seems to be 0.68 mg/day among healthy older people to ward off decline. Optimal maintenance dose seems to be 0.6 to less… Read More

Biologists have identified a breeding group of Cantor’s Giant Softshell Turtles during conservation initiatives in southern India. Local communities have provided essential knowledge leading to… Read More

Caltech’s new photoacoustic vector tomography (PAVT) technology enables groundbreaking noninvasive imaging of deep blood vessels and detailed analysis of blood flow dynamics. A great number… Read More

During the close approach of 2008 OS7 with Earth on February 2, the agency’s Deep Space Network planetary radar gathered the first detailed images of… Read More