Willow trees could help clean wastewater and produce drugs, fuel in the process
Waste not, want not?
Cities need to wean off of cars in the future or become endless traffic jams
Traffic jams are objectively the least tasty kind of jam.
What is lupus?
One of medicine’s ‘great imitator’ diseases.
Sleeping well is deemed an ‘essential’ element for personal health and public safety
Judging by this, my cat must be in perfect health.
Pollution could be sucking the youth out of you, quite literally
Our messy ways were bound to catch up to us at some point.
It burns so good: why do some people like spicy food?
I get flustered just looking at a pepper so I’m not one of them.
AIs can already produce convincing propaganda and disinformation — but only in tweet-length
"There's an app for that" is becoming more and more applicable to all walks of life -- the latest to...
Your first memory is probably older than you think
We tend to remember ourselves as older than we were during our earliest memories.
Fossil Friday: Australia’s largest known dinosaur identified after a decade of work
The land down under can now boast its own Titanosaur.
Laughing gas could be the key against treatment-resistant depression
Who said life doesn't have a sense of humor?
Our most sophisticated radio telescope found over 500 radio signals in the sky in a year
There could be hundreds of such events, unnoticed, every day.
Taking short breaks while practicing lets our brains review what we’re doing — and get better at it
That’s great, because I love breaks.
One-way camel trade is keeping another coronavirus at bay, but it could still spark the next pandemic
That’s not a headline I expected to be writing today.
Trained bacteriophages could help us with our drug resistance issues
If you can't beat them -- hire mercenaries.
If you don’t align your sleeping patterns to your body clock, you risk depression, lower wellbeing
It's easier for morning people to pull off.
We’ve identified a gene variant that seems to make people immune to the effects of COVID — but not to catching the virus
We're learning more and more about how the virus spreads, and how our own bodies help that process.
Fossil Friday: ancient poop offers insight into what the ancient, giant Moa birds ate
Hey, we get data wherever we can.
Two new NASA missions earmarked for ‘lost habitable’ planet Venus
We haven't been there in a while.
Table corals have an important role to play in reef recovery, but they’re also quite vulnerable
Helping to protect them would go a long way.