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Google has spent the past decade-and-a-half perfecting the science of recognizing patterns in the chaos of information on the web. Now it's applying that expertise to searching for clues to the genetic causes of autism in the vast sea of data conta
NC Mom Refuses Abortion in the Face of Stage IV Cancer - Is Now Miraculously Cancer Free
Police had a suspect, but they couldn't pin the crime on him due to a twist of genetic fate: He had an identical twin brother, and DNA from the condom matched both siblings.
Police had a suspect, but they couldn't pin the crime on him due to a twist of genetic fate: He had an identical twin brother, and DNA from the condom matched both siblings.
Implanting mice with human astrocytes makes them demonstrably more intelligent than their non-human-hybrid peers.
Stuff They Don't Want You to Know - The Thorium.
The first fossil of a carnivorous plant
You've never seen data presented like this. With the drama and urgency of a sportscaster, statistics guru Hans Rosling debunks myths about the so-called "developing world."
Now this is a study that any parent, particularly mothers, can verify with field research. A group of neuroscientists from the Universities of Pittsburgh, California-Berkeley and Harvard, and led by Kyung Hwa Lee have found that pre-teenage and teena
"The greatest and most endangered species in the Amazon rainforest is not the jaguar or the harpy eagle," says Mark Plotkin, "It's the isolated and uncontacted tribes."
Introducing a new video series--and an answer to the mother of all questions
When a medication enters the bloodstream, it ends up being concentrated in the liver – after all, one of the organ's main functions is to cleanse the blood.
Tasting lemons when they see a number seven, regarding a certain letter as being yellow in color.
Apps and smartphones may captivate consumers and investors at the moment, but the future of technology will be much more dizzyingly weird.
What it might mean for finding life beyond Earth
Guided missiles as offensive weapons made their debut during the Second World War. Most famous was the German V-2 missile, a liquid-fueled rocket that could deliver its one-ton payload to a target 200 miles away.
A genetic analysis of 409 pairs of gay brothers, including sets of twins, has provided the strongest evidence yet that gay people are born gay.
Researchers in Canada sought to raise three breeds of broiler chickens common in 1957, 1978, and 2005 without the influence of disparate feeds or hormones to see how they'd changed genetically.
Scientists are considering an attempt to ressurect the extinct woolly mammoth. But concerns have been raised about the ethics of such a project
The trait of female promiscuity evolved to protect offspring, according to a University of Cambridge study.
According to a new study, aggressive male chimpanzees treat females aggressively to force them mate regularly in order to father more babies.
You're a bee without a sting whose home is under attack. What can you do to drive off the enemy? Bite, and never let go.
Since bovine growth hormone received FDA approval in 1993, three disturbing health trends have emerged. Cancer cases continue to increase, obesity has become an epidemic and early onset puberty has become the norm.
"It's not often you see a wall full of glowing predators." That's what Aaron Pomerantz, an entomologist at the Tambopata Research Center, said about a new mystery insect discovered in the Amazonian forests of Peru.
Absurd Creature of the Week: The Nightmarish Shark That Lures Victims With Its Effed Up Teeth.
They're keeping their longevity tips close, for now.
A pill to make you smart? Scientists' breakthrough in unlocking the brain's potential by returning it to child-like state
Scientists are investigating the remains of an almost-perfectly preserved steppe bison that was discovered by members of the Yukagir tribe in northern Siberia.
Mars is a long way off. About 34 million miles away, depending on planetary orbits. Space agencies planning a mission there have estimated that sending six crew members to the Red Planet would take about 916 days — 210 days for travel there and bac
Researchers at North Carolina State University have figured out how to make cyborg cockroaches -- or biobots, as they call them -- pick up sound and seek out its source. So one day, the first responders to a rubble-filled disaster scene might be resc
