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Engineers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have invented a new hair-growth-stimulating solution that may one day see baldness reversed by simply wearing a hat. The novel…
For those not familiar with Bob Ross, Ross was a famous American painter, art instructor, and the creator and host of The Joy of Painting, an…
Time holds the key to the explanation of Weber’s law. For centuries, the mental world of the mind and the physical world were treated as…
A new study led by researchers from MIT and the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics is looking at how people from different cultures interpret…
Physicists Paul Krapivsky (Boston University) and Sidney Redner (Santa Fe Institute) decided to use mathematics to answer an age-old question: where is the best place…
Individuals who make concrete plans to meet their goals may engage in more physical activity, including visits to the gym, compared to those who don’t…
Groundbreaking research by a University of Wyoming economist has shed new light on the controversial topic of the value of “thoughts and prayers” in response…
Silk is a natural protein that can also be produced synthetically. It has good abilities and versatile possibilities. Credit: Eeva Suorlahti The unique material outperforms…
The art and science of designing and building structures is not just the prerogative of humans, species in the animal kingdom do it too. Humans…
Within the past few years, we’ve been hearing a lot about wildfires occurring all around the world. In 2018, we saw California wildfires consuming an…
Back in April, 2019, we wrote about the “Sum of Three Cubes” problem having been solved for the number 33. The problem can be stated…
A new study, published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, suggests that distractions might change our perception of what’s real, making…
In an interesting article published in The Conversation, the author argues that forensic science might not be as foolproof as many believe it to be.…
Getting around Archer’s Paradox is the goal of most archery enthusiasts. This video lays out the science behind doing exactly that. Anyone who is worth…
When it comes to investing, conservatives may have a built-in advantage, according to a study by business scholars at Rice University, the University of North…
Stanford psychology Ph.D. student Natalia Vélez began sketching during academic talks a year ago. Now, she has earned the nickname “The Science Sketcher” for her…
The YouTuber famous for destroying things with a hydraulic press is now building some pretty awesome stuff. YouTuber Beyond the Press is back, but this time…
Musical information flowed from sensory to frontal regions during listening and from frontal to sensory regions during recall. Credit: Ding et al., JNeurosci (2019) Listening…
High-resolution mapping of the distribution of elements in a sample from the 2000-year-old Temple Scroll, as shown by the colors at the right of this…