A new MRI probe can disclose more about the inner workings of the brain
Researchers may be able to map brain circuits that underpin behavior and perception by tracing connections between cell populations.
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Resistance training may be more effective than aerobic exercise in improving ZZZs
According to a recent research, resistance training may be preferable than aerobic exercise in terms of improving sleep quality.
The results of a calorie restriction study indicate important elements in maintaining human health
Reported in Science: a Yale-led trial confirms the health advantages of modest calorie restriction in people and identifies a critical protein behind them.
Two trout species, not simply coho salmon, are poisoned by a substance produced from tire debris
Fish living downstream of storm drains are exposed to contaminants in the runoff every time it rains, including the tire-derived chemical 6PPD-quinone.
Noise's impact on marine life
An overabundance of underwater noise may cause temporary hearing loss in turtles, according to new study.
Tyrannosaurus skeletons suggest three separate species.
According to a study published in Evolutionary Biology, a new analysis of Tyrannosaurus skeletal remains reveals physical differences in the femur…
Enzyme scaling principles may help forecast life "as we don't know it."
A group of scientists is working on techniques to anticipate the characteristics of life as we know it.
A black hole rotates on its side, creating a death spiral
The axis of rotation of a black hole in a binary system is inclined more than 40 degrees relative to the axis of star orbit…
Enzyme scaling principles may help forecast life "as we don't know it."
The only “life” references we have are the types we are familiar with on Earth. Astrobiologists believe that searching for extraterrestrial life…
Exotic magnetic phase of matter evidence
Scientists at the US Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory have identified a “antiferromagnetic excitonic insulator,” a long-foreseen…
In my head, I'm singing
MIT neuroscientists have discovered a population of neurons in the human brain that light up when we hear singing but not other genres of music…
Power Generation Using Neutrino Energy
Neutrinovoltaics is a relatively new technology in the realm of energy technologies, yet it is becoming more popular in scientific circles.