Bones Discovered At Stonehenge Hint At The Monument’s Origin
A recent find at the mysterious monument known as Stonehenge has offered a clue to the origins of the stones. Recently, the bones of people…
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‘Supercolony’ Of 1.5 Million Penguins Discovered In Antarctica Thanks To NASA’s Satellites
Every so often, scientists make surprising discoveries that most people did not expect. One of the most exciting recent discovery has been a penguin mega-colony…
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Remains Of Half-Neanderthal Half-Denisovan Girl Found
Researchers from the Max Planck Institue in Leipzig Germany announced that they have determined hominid remains found in a cave in Russia belonged to a…
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Magic Mushrooms Can Chemically ‘Reset’ A Depressed Brain
There are many different kinds of mental illnesses that plague the human condition. Some are from physical problems, like genetics, injuries, or chemical imbalances, and…
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Identifying Cognitive Abilities To Serve As Intervention Targets For Treating Psychiatric Disorders
Psychiatric disorders, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and major depression, have a devastating impact on a patient’s life and contribute great economic burden through staggering…
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Bonobos Are Eager To Help Strangers Without Being Asked
While altruism is often practiced between close friends, people will also sometimes help random strangers they meet. New research shows that this social behavior is…
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Detection On The Go For A Common Viral Pathogen
Human noroviruses are a leading cause of gastroenteritis globally and inflict a considerable public health burden. The viruses are easily transmitted, sometimes through foods, but…
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Microtubules And Cell Division: An Unexpected Journey
Microtubules play a crucial role in segregating chromosomes from one cell to another during cell mitosis and division. They function as a skeleton to give…
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The Effects Of Vegetation On Turbulent Flow And Erosion In Coastal Environments
In the past, studies concerning the presence of vegetation in canals have been conducted in order to have information on the velocity diagrams and, therefore,…
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The Science Is In: Left-Handed People Are Exceptional
Many cultures in the olden days had superstitions about left-handed people. But science has more recently demonstrated that left-handed people are indeed very special. But…
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High Primary Production In Shallow Waters
Small freshwater bodies are supercharged ecosystems with regards to carbon turnover within a landscape. They often form the lowest point of catchments and, due to…
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