Biology
Premature birth may cause lifelong kidney damage, Israeli researchers find
A joint Australian-Israeli study identifies how premature birth disrupts kidney development, potentially leaving babies with a lifelong shortage of vital filtration units.
Scientists use AI to create viruses not found in nature, simultaneously raising alarms, enthusiasm
Trump administration works to strengthen defenses against potential AI bioattacks - report
Searching for hope in an age of extinction
Video of an 8-meter, 200-kilogram green anaconda in the Amazon will leave you breathless
‘We have discovered that green anacondas are actually two species,’ said the head researcher.
Reversing Aging: How Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is Redefining Longevity and Cognitive Health
Lucy’s Achilles Heel: Why our ancient ancestor couldn't keep up
Running required Lucy 2.9 times more energy than it does a modern human, indicating low endurance.
Your finger length could reveal your drinking habits, scientists find
Prenatal testosterone exposure, reflected in the 2D:4D digit ratio, may influence alcohol consumption patterns.
Leading scientist claims octopuses could evolve into the next civilization-builders
Octopuses are among the most intelligent, adaptable, and ingenious creatures on Earth, says researcher.
Which dog breeds are smartest? Study uncovers unexpected insights
The study suggests that excessive breeding of dog breeds by humans has led to changes in the natural structure of dogs' brains.
Scientists discover new biological entities called 'Obelisks' in humans, potentially linked to the
Obelisks are simpler than viruses, consisting of a stretched circular molecule with about a thousand letters of RNA.
Daylight Saving Time makes us jet-lagged every day, says York Professor
Professor Patricia Lakin-Thomas from York University says the time is long overdue to make the pause from Daylight Saving Time permanent.
Waste not want not: Biofuels can be developed from organic household waste - study
This new biofuel would have several advantages, namely that the emissions produced from these biofuels contain significantly fewer harmful chemicals.
Knowing the Land of Israel part 3: Discovering little wonders in Ashkelon National Park
Lycaenid caterpillars have called this place home since before the first Canaanites set up camp on the Ashkelon beach so many millennia ago.
