A study on 120 participants trained to suppress negative thoughts found a decrease in thought intensity and improved mental health, challenging conventional beliefs on thought…
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Researchers have discovered a method to potentially detect and measure dark energy by examining the motion between the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies. This technique,…
Over half of patients with autoimmune conditions suffer from mental health issues like depression or anxiety, yet many are not routinely asked about these symptoms…
Scientists have discovered that the human brain inherently uses Bayesian inference, a statistical method combining prior knowledge with new evidence, to interpret visual stimuli. This…
Landsat 8 image depicting the highly dynamic SCAR Inlet Ice Shelf, Antarctic Peninsula, and sea ice production offshore. Credit: NASA/USGS, processed by Dr. Frazer Christie,…
Artist’s impression of an electron spin in a quantum dot, interfaced with light and strongly-coupled nuclear spins (viewed through a lens). Credit: Leon Zaporski –…
In a groundbreaking development, researchers have successfully “hacked” the initial stages of photosynthesis – the natural process that fuels the majority of life on Earth.…
Donated hearts play a critical role in saving the lives of individuals with severe heart disease. Heart transplants can offer a new lease on life…
An international team of scientists has sequenced Ludwig van Beethoven’s genome for the first time using five genetically matching locks of the composer’s hair. The…
In a study carried out in rats, researchers from the University of Cambridge used a biohybrid device to improve the connection between the brain and…
Do universes pop up as bubbles from a multiverse? It’s easy to envisage other universes, governed by slightly different laws of physics, in which no…
A study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine by researchers at the University of Cambridge suggests that 11 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity,…
In June 2022, 61 organizations in the UK began a six-month trial reducing working hours by 20% for all staff with no decrease in wages.…
Illustration of an instrument for tensile testing of soft biological tissues that is based on the interaction between an electromagnet and a ferromagnetic bead. A…
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have measured how much carbon is produced by fertilizers from the beginning to the end of their life cycle.…
An artist’s concept of Kumimanu and Petradyptes penguins on an ancient New Zealand beach. Kumimanu, the larger of the two, weighed around 340 pounds and…
Part of the setup for creating medium-density amorphous ice. Credit: Christoph Salzmann A collaboration between scientists at Cambridge and University College London has led to…
Example of the fractal structures in spin ice together with a famous example of a fractal (the Mandelbrot set), on top of a photograph of…
Artist’s reconstruction of the last known toothed bird, Janavis finalidens, in its original environment surrounded by the co-occurring ‘wonderchicken’, Asteriornis. 66.7 million years ago parts…
Astronomers have made a groundbreaking discovery that planet formation in the early stages of our Solar System began earlier than previously believed. The team found…