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A new data storage powerhouse is required in the Information Age. DNA may simply be the answer, thanks to its extended molecular alphabet and 21st-century…

According to data analysis from high-resolution satellite photographs, the Amazon rainforest is likely losing its resilience.

Pigs’ emotions can now be decoded. An multinational team of academics is the first in the world to convert pig grunts into true emotions across a wide range…

Precision timekeeping might benefit from time crystals that last eternally at ambient temperature.

Mummification of the deceased was probably more prevalent than previously thought in prehistory.

The comprehensive sequencing of genetic material makes breeding new types easier.

According to a recent research, even light-to-moderate drinking is linked to brain damage.
International pressure is building to put a stop to the environmental devastation produced by fossil fuels at the moment.

Researchers may be able to map brain circuits that underpin behavior and perception by tracing connections between cell populations.

According to a recent research, resistance training may be preferable than aerobic exercise in terms of improving sleep quality.

Reported in Science: a Yale-led trial confirms the health advantages of modest calorie restriction in people and identifies a critical protein behind them.

Fish living downstream of storm drains are exposed to contaminants in the runoff every time it rains, including the tire-derived chemical 6PPD-quinone.