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Scientists discover chemical that causes brain cancer cells to self-destructs
One of the deadliest cancers may have found its match.
Google just let an Artificial Intelligence take care of cooling a data center
This could save Google millions of dollars — and it also ushers in a new age of technology.
Natural preservatives are more effective and healthy than artificial preservatives
It’s a win-win!
Scientists spot traces of titanium in scorching hot planet’s atmosphere
The planet is almost as hot as the Sun.a
FDA says seriously, stop stealing your pets’ opioids
Apparently, this is a problem.
After a yearlong delay, FDA approves EpiPen generics
Not a second too soon.
Low-carb diets may be cutting years off your life, new study says
Low-carb diets endorsed by any celebrities might cause you to die earlier.
Deep brain stimulation might one day treat the worst cases of alcohol addiction
Alcohol can ruin lives. But now a novel type of surgery could help some of the most hopeless addicts.
Scientists show how a mineral could be used to suck CO2 from the atmosphere
This could be big.
Wheat’s genetic secrets could lead to better, more resilient crops
More food for less effort? Sign me up!
Ancient galaxies found in our cosmic neighborhood
The galaxies date from the so-called cosmic Dark Ages.
Tiny phytoplankton may be able to change the weather
Strength in numbers.
New pesticide found to be as harmful to bumblebees as used pesticides
We need a better solution.
Beautifully preserved 99-million-year-old beetle was early pollinator
Amber is an amazing time capsule.
Your lack of sleep might be the reason why you’re lonely
Get your good 8 hours of sleep, if you don’t like being lonely.
Nanoparticle treatment developed to scrub water clean of oil pollution
Nobody likes oil in their water.
Earth may have ‘mini-moons’ that could answer some interesting astronomy
The moon is Earth’s only permanent natural satellite, but it may be in the company of tiny asteroids trapped in the planet’s orbit.
DDT exposure in pregnant women linked to autism in offspring
Although the insecticide was banned decades ago, it still persists in the environment.
Mathematicians solve old mystery about spaghetti breaking
Here’s a question you never knew you wanted to answer.