An international team of scientists has published a study highlighting the potential role of iron sulfides in the formation of life in early Earth's terrestrial hot springs. According to the ...

One example is Anophthalmus hitleri, a blind beetle. The species was named by amateur Austrian entomologist Oskar Scheibel as ...

Cryospheric science is the interdisciplinary study of permafrost, snow and ice, primarily on the surface of the Earth, but also on other planets and moons. The cryosphere is an integral part of ...

ProductLife Group (PLG), a trusted global leader in regulatory, scientific, compliance, and digital transformation consulting services for the life sciences, today announced the acquisition ...

The Smithsonian Institution would do well to acquire the sluggish photocopier that served the third floor of the University ...

Take “Political Science,” a novel ditty he wrote during the early 1970s ... what they call things … maybe American psychology ...

A change to the design of VCE exams to make them more readable may be behind one of the biggest education bungles to rock the state.

Men of science and medicine may have fostered life for many ... poverty and deprivation or stress. To effectively transform subjects into objects – human beings into specimens – collected crania were ...

Ashwagandha, an adaptogenic herb, has been used for centuries in traditional medicine to combat stress and anxiety. Modern research suggests that it may help manage these conditions by regulating ...

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The research, published Oct. 4 in the journal Scientific Reports, revealed that cats form associations between pictures and words around ... condition," Takagi told Science magazine.

“Twenty seconds, professor, and no long words.” This is what a BBC producer ... at a time when few researchers were trained in how to condense science into sound bites, while staying true ...