Puppies Are Born Ready to Communicate With And Understand Humans
U. Arizona researchers studying service puppies found they were born to understanding pointing gestures, but had to learn facial recognition.
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5 Experiments Proving Invertebrates Are Much More Aware than We Think
In Jon Balcombe's book Superfly, the ethologist presents 5 case of higher intelligence tests in invertebrates with surprising results.
Moving Your Sleep Time An Hour Earlier Could Cut Depression Risk by 23%, Study Says
A new study from the University of Boulder has found that going to bed and waking an hour earlier could cut depression risk by double digits.
Protein Destroys 'Hard to Treat' Cancers, Could Become 'One Size Fits All' Pill
A protein that destroys hard-to-treat cancers has been discovered by scientists at the University of Texas, offering hope.
Cheap Gel Packs Can Pull Many Liters of Water From Even Desert Air
University of Texas reearchers have developed a low-cost gel film made of abundant materials that can pull drinkable water from the air in even the driest climates.
X-Ray Explosion of a White Dwarf Star Captured for the First Time
Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg researchers have captured for the first time an explosion of a white dwarf star.
Scientists Link 5 Bacteria Types to Aggressive Prostate Cancer, Potentially Revolutionizing Treatment
University of East Anglia researchers have made a breakthrough discovery for man's health - linking five types of bacteria to aggressive prostate cancer.
Hadron Super Collider Reboots After 3 Years And Immediately Breaks World Record
The world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator has restarted after a break of more than three years for maintenance work.
New Hydrogen Fuel Cells Use Cheap Iron Instead of Costly Platinum for Green Vehicles
Researchers at Imperial College London develop a hydrogen fuel cell that uses iron instead of rare and costly platinum, enabling greater use of the technology.
Watch a Stunning Solar Eclipse on Mars in Video Captured By NASA's Perseverance Rover
The NASA Mastcam-Z camera recorded video of Phobos, one of the Red Planet's two moons, to study how its orbit is changing over time.
Scientists Rewind the Age of Skin Cells by 30 Years - And Others Nearby Become More Youthful Too
Research from the Babraham Institute has developed a method to 'time jump' human skin cells by 30 years. Here's the science on that.
New Treatment Helps Alopecia Patients Regrow Their Hair
A new Yale study shows that one in three patients with a severe skin disease were able to regrow hair after being treated with a common arthritis drug.
Research Suggests Mushrooms Talk to Each Other With a Vocabulary of 50 'Words'
The linguistic patterns used to look at the fungal electrical impulses were the same as those to decode ancient human languages like Pictish.
Scientists Discover a Quantum Imprint Within Black Hole's Gravity That Finally Resolves Hawking's Paradox
Two papers significantly alter our understanding of black holes and resolve a problem that has confounded scientists for nearly half a century.
Methane-Eating Bacteria Converts Greenhouse Gas to Fuel (And Could Clean-up Fracking Sites)
Northwestern findings ultimately could lead to the development of human-made biological catalysts that convert methane gas into methanol.
Simple Breakthrough Skin Treatment For 'Butterfly Children' is Pending FDA Approval After Excellent Trial Results
Krystal Biotech is seeking to move straight to approval after making an easy wound treatment for butterfly children with EB.
Blind Mice with Glaucoma See Again Through Simple Technique that Promotes Youthful Gene Expression
Dr. David Sinclair cured Glaucoma and nerve damage in mice, restoring their vision to a youthful state through the process of demethylation.
This is the Gene That Could Prevent Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson's disease is a neurodegenerative disorder characterized by the destruction of a specific population of neurons: the dopaminergic neurons.
Scientists Develop Invisibility Cloak for Cancer Drugs
An 'invisibility cloak' for cancer drugs has been developed by scientists. It hides 'good bacteria' from the immune system,
New Plant-Derived Sustainable 'Plastic' is Tough as Bone and Hard as Aluminum
A new plant-derived sustainable 'plastic' from MIT researchers is as tough as bone and hard as aluminum. Learn more about it here.
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