SEAS researchers have developed a multiscale approach that allows particle-reinforced rubber to bear high loads and resist crack growth over repeated use. Above, cracks grow…
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Columbia University researchers reveal a sensitive adolescent period that shapes adult behavior through dopamine function, highlighting the complex impact of stimulant exposure on developing brains…
The discovery of a new fossil shark species, Palaeohypotodus bizzocoi, in Alabama, marks a significant contribution to paleontology, providing insights into marine life recovery post-dinosaur…
Potassium deficiency in soils presents a significant risk to global food security, with economic and environmental concerns necessitating global assessment and sustainable management strategies. Research…
Tokyo Metropolitan University researchers have made a significant breakthrough in understanding the use of Stone Age tools by crafting replicas and using them in various…
Tridentinosaurus antiquus was discovered in the Italian Alps in 1931 and was thought to be an important specimen for understanding early reptile evolution – but…
Recent research challenges the traditional view of early human diets in the Andes, suggesting a shift from “hunter-gatherers” to “gatherer-hunters.” The study, analyzing remains from…
Scientists identified 5-vinylguaiacol as the culprit behind a clove-like off-flavor in orange juice, recommending the fruit juice industry to reconsider the use of peracetic acid…
Advancements in understanding addiction highlight its genetic and neurobiological roots. Addictive substances impact brain gene expression, but these changes are not permanent and can be…
A global study involving over 20,000 women explored how age influences partner preferences, finding that older women prefer confident partners and are open to younger…
Preserved heads of two new millipede species, Lophostreptus magombera and Udzungwastreptus marianae. Credit: University of the Sunshine Coast Researchers have uncovered a new genus and…
Researchers used text analysis on historical documents and social media to trace the spread of Phytophthora infestans, the plant pathogen behind the Irish potato famine.…
On top an X-ray examination, and X-ray image which reveals carious lesions on posterior molars. In the middle, a row of teeth showing diligent use…
A new report by the Food System Economics Commission highlights that transforming global food systems could yield socio-economic benefits of 5 to 10 trillion USD…
New research reveals that feeling known rather than knowing others is key to relationship satisfaction, impacting how online dating profiles should be crafted to attract…
A study by Penn State reveals that using oat flour in chocolate can reduce added sugar by 25% without affecting its taste or texture, offering…
A multiple-exposure photograph of insects circling a light at night. Credit: Samuel Fabian Recent research utilizing high-speed tracking has explored the longstanding mystery of why…
Skulls of 29 million-year-old primates used in this study Aegyptopithecus on left Parapithecus on right. Credit: Matt Borths A study led by the University of…
The global outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF) presents a critical challenge, threatening swine populations, food security, and socio-ecological systems, particularly in vulnerable communities. Urgent…
Researchers at the University of Nottingham have pioneered a method to create blue cheese in an array of new colors and flavors by manipulating the…