Scientists expect robots to catch up to animals relatively quickly, but they're not there yet.
Will quantum biology finally provide a fact-based explanation reconciling the supernatural with the physical world?
Israeli team triumphs at international robotics competition amidst war, showcasing STEM education's resilience and inclusivity despite conflict challenges.
Archaeological study challenges assumptions, revealing ancient village in southern Levant thrived during 8.2ka event, showcasing human resilience and cultural evolution.
Ozempic can be given to people with HIV to combat fatty liver, according to a recent peer-reviewed study.
Researchers from Boston University Public Health found that frequent social media use increases youth tobacco use risk, urging strict parental supervision and government regulation.
The Jerusalem Post is partnering with Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) to launch a new section on its website dedicated to environment and climate change.
When do people think that ‘old age’ begins?
Compared to the species already known to science, the new features of the bug include unique colors and shapes that the researchers believe were used as a deterrent against predators.
Spear squid males are either consorts, who compete with males for females, or sneakers, who discreetly fertilize eggs. Which tactic a squid will use is determined by their birth date, a study says.
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