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From 60 Minutes comes the story of a Georgia science team that carried the Stars and Stripes to Europe for an international science competition and finished in the top ten by using genetic engineering to develop a superior testing and treatment metho
'Just breathe' is more than just a nice saying.
We all know the stereotypes: teenagers are lazy, hormone-ridden, emotionally unstable, irrational creatures.
We've all experienced intuition in some form or another. The hunch of knowing without understanding why; the sense that something is right--or terribly wrong--before conscious thought catches up. Or a simple instinct that something is off about a
Neural tissue engineering aims to mimic the brain's complex environment, the extracellular matrix, which supports nerve cell growth, development, and proper connectivity.
After 25 years of diligent work, an English botanic gardens is ready to face whatever reality climate change may throw at us, safe in the knowledge that a large chunk of the world's plant diversity lies safely tucked away underground for future gen
Researchers have created human embryos by taking nuclei from ordinary skin cells, placing them into donated eggs, and fertilizing them with sperm.
We've all experienced defeat at some point – losing a game, a potential new job, a debate. Now, a new study has found that the brain may learn from losing to others, with a specific group of neurons tied to defeat that then changes our future behav
The major minerals that are in charge of maintaining the critical pH balance of our body systems, which are of vital importance for life to exist, are known as electrolytes.
In a discovery that may have profound impacts on aging, scientists in Beijing have taken a dramatic step toward what once seemed impossible: making old animals biologically young again. The study was published last month in the journal Cell.
Jane Goodall, the intellectual, soft-spoken conservationist renowned for her groundbreaking, immersive chimpanzee field research in which she documented the primates' distinct personalities and use of tools, has died. She was 91.
Scientists have built an artificial neuron that's so realistic it fires, learns, and responds to chemical signals just like the real thing ?" a breakthrough that could transform computing, medicine, and the way that tech merges with biology.
World renowned primatologist Jane Goodall has died at the age of 91 during her tour of the US.
Body cell destruction
'Memory isn't just a passive recording device.'
When the Perseverance rover landed in Mars's Jezero crater--a formation that long ago was Jezero lake--in February, 2021 it turned west.
...that plants talk and insects respond.
Living to 100 isn't just about good genes. I'll share 18 science-backed longevity tips you can start today to boost your chances of living to 100 years and beyond.
