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Your dog may not just know you are upset. It may know exactly which kind of upset you are. New research from A
For the first time, artificial intelligence has been used to create viruses that do not exist in nature. Resea
Empty space is not truly empty. New research shows that a vacuum can interact with light and even change its p
The International Space Station is getting smarter. NASA has packed a new generation of mini laboratories that
Southeast Asia's forests are vanishing faster than carbon markets can save them. A new study reveals that rely
Two newly developed chemical tools could give scientists their first clear look at a poorly understood protein
Medical students who play a musical instrument may have a hidden advantage in the operating room. A new study
A new study suggests that the health threat posed by indoor mold may be far more serious than most people real
A flashy feather coat may be a death sentence. A new study reveals that brightly colored bird species are sign
A dragonfly duel in midair is not the chaotic free-for-all it appears to be. Researchers in the United States
The world is closer than ever to wiping out polio, but the final push depends on a new wave of scientific brea
A new study suggests that the genetic history of a population can predict how unusual its language is. Researc
A team of researchers in China has built an optical chip that processes artificial intelligence tasks 100 time
A common herb that makes cats go wild may also keep mosquitoes away just as well as the gold standard chemical
A wild mushroom that usually appears only in forests has been grown for the first time on leftover farm materi
Coffee, the world's most popular psychoactive beverage, is facing an existential crisis. Climate change is pus
Trees may be far less effective at storing planet-heating carbon than scientists had assumed, according to a s