Scientists Delight in Solving Culinary Quandary: How to Break Spaghetti Noodles Without Making a Mess
No longer will you have to sweep up the remnants of broken noodles from your kitchen floor – these MIT scientists have found a solution.
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We May Soon Have Batteries That Charge in Minutes Thanks to New Class of Materials, Study Says
Waiting for your cell phone to recharge may soon be a thing of the past thanks to this new breakthrough research.
Ultrasound Waves Applied to Brain Could Be a Treatment for Dementia-Free of Side Effects
This new study from Tohoku University may reveal a promising new non-invasive treatment for dementia and Alzheimer's patients.
'Landmark' Mosquito Trial Eliminates 80% of Invasive Species Carrying Disease in Australia
In addition to possibly preventing millions of diseases worldwide, the technique could also bring balance to dozens of ecosystems.
'More Reliable' New Form of Digital Analysis May Help to Eliminate Animal Testing
The FDA and the EPA are currently performing formal evaluations on the process - and if approved, it could seriously cut down on animal testing.
HIV Vaccine Inspires Hope After 'Promising' Results in Human Trials
The treatment was shown to evoke an anti-HIV immune response in all of the healthy patients who received the treatment.
Sniffing Pleasant Odors Shown to Decrease Cigarette Cravings
Cigarette smokers who experienced pleasant smells before being offered a ciagerette were less likely to want to smoke.
Researchers Create 'First-of-its-Kind' Roadmap for Saving Earth From Climate Change Years Before 2050 Deadline
This groundbreaking report is one of the first global roadmaps for how the world can stop climate change - and it's apparently quite cost-effective, too.
Always Disorganized? That Might Actually Be A Good Thing
For those of who you have been criticized for being messy, we have some good news: "the more disorganized your brain is, the smarter you are."
'Proton Therapy' is Noninvasive Treatment for High-Risk Cancers - In Use Today With 'Excellent' Success Rate
This "game-changing" treatment also comes with a minimal amount of side effects - and it has been shown to be less costly than traditional radiation.
Over 50 Years of Research Say That Smiling Really Can Make People Happier
After analyzing years worth of psychological testing, these researchers found that smiling really can make you happier – and frowning can make you more sad.
This is the First Ever Image of a Black Hole and Scientists Are Calling It a 'Dream Come True'
For the first time ever, scientists have managed to capture an image of a supermassive black hole - and the results are breathtaking.
How the Healing Properties of Irish Soil Apparently Hold the Key to Fighting Superbug Health Threat
A team of researchers has discovered that there may be more truth to Irish folklore than scientists give it credit for.
NASA is Paying German-Speaking Women Thousands of Dollars to Lie in Bed for 60 Days Straight
If you're a younger or middle-aged woman who can speak German, then NASA might pay you thousands of dollars to stay in bed for two months.
Counties With More Trees and Shrubs Spend Less on Medicare, Study Finds
An intriguing new study from the University of Illinois has linked trees and shrubland to reduced county-wide healthcare costs.
New Research Says Your Alarm Clock Settings May Indicate as Much About You as Your Horoscope
A survey of 2,000 Americans says that there may be many more differences between night owls and early risers than just our snooze alarm.
How Flickering Lights or Electrical Stimulation Might Banish Alzheimer's and Parkinson's
A new field of neurological treatment involving alternating-current brain stimulation may produce success in non-invasive, non-drug clinical trials.
26 Years of Research Shows Cardiovascular Health in Dairy Lovers is Not Aversely Affected by Choosing Cheese
Contrary to what the average dietary guidelines say about fromage, these new studies all show that cheese is much better for you than you might think.
Sea Salt Could Help Beat a Common Cold, Study Suggests
New research from the University of Edinburgh shows that gargling and clearing the nose with salt water solutions may help to beat the common cold.
These 18 Developed Countries Have Passed Policies to Cut Carbon Emissions; New Study Says It's Working
New research shows that the efforts of countries representing 28% of the world's carbon emissions are successfully cutting CO2 levels.
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