Category Science

When bacteria like Escherichia coli (E. coli) enter our bodies, they swim toward targets like the intestines and the urinary tract. These intruders will stop at nothing to colonize and…

Scattered throughout the universe are colossal galaxies that appear to be dead, no longer capable of forming new stars. One of the oldest dead galaxies has just recently been surveyed,…

2025 Rankings Highlight Strong Focus on Sustainability in R&D: Half of the Patent Areas on the Top 10 Fastest Growing Technologies Relate to Batteries. Recovering Usable Material From Waste Also…

Individuals along Brazil’s southern coast 5,000 years ago were hunting large whales. Evidence from Babitonga Bay in Santa Catarina reveals that Indigenous coastal communities were capturing massive cetaceans around a…

In our fast-paced, stressful lives, we’re often seeking refuge online to find instant relaxation. Many of us turn to scrolling social media, online shopping (often referred to as retail therapy),…

One of the mysteries of the Martian landscape is the presence of numerous valleys and lakebeds, which appear to have been shaped by flowing water in ancient times. Simulations of…

Sleep can feel like a luxury in the busy, modern world – but new research has found that it is necessary for more than just recharging our brain. The study,…

The January “detox” is a well-established part of end-of-year traditions, almost as strongly ingrained as the festive excess that first inspires them. Each year, many people will consume bland meal…

A skilled artist, scientist, architect, and inventor, Leonardo da Vinci has represented the ideal of the “Renaissance man” for centuries. Advancing an assortment of fields, from anatomy and botany to…

Dry January is a great opportunity for people to watch their alcohol intake after an indulgent festive season and start the New Year more health conscious. Unfortunately, for some people…