Category: 7. Science

Scientists at University of Galway have discovered improvements in growing “mini brains” in laboratories, which could benefit studies into strokes, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

The research examined the potential…

A hummingbird feeder looks simple. It hangs from a porch. It holds sugar water. A tiny hummingbird darts in, drinks with its bill, and zips away. Plenty of people keep feeders up year-round, and millions hang them during summer and spring year…

NASA has taken a unique approach to exploring the universe by converting cosmic data into music. The US-based space agency…

In the intricate realm of cancer research, the understanding of long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) has significantly evolved over the past decade. Among these, lncRNA AC040169.1 has emerged as a critical player in the progression of ovarian cancer….

The masses of fundamental particles such as the Z and W bosons could have arisen from the twisted geometry of hidden dimensions, a new theoretical paper has demonstrated.

The work has outlined a way to bypass the Higgs field as the source of…

In 2025, scientists have named several new dinosaur species and are learning new facts about the remarkable lives of dinosaurs.

Paleontologists have found a ‘Dragon price’ dinosaur — which may be a missing link in the Tyrannosaurus family tree…

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2025 was an exciting year for astronomical discoveries. Scientists got the best evidence yet for past life on Mars, discovered an interstellar comet zooming through our solar system, found clues of possible nearby exoplanets, and much more….

A University of Arizona astronomer has developed a revolutionary method that could fundamentally change how artificial intelligence models are trained and deployed across science and industry, addressing one of AI’s most critical problems:…

The Murcia tracksites confirm that straight-tusked elephants, Palaeoloxodon antiquus, crossed Spain’s southeastern coastal corridor about 125,000 years ago, leaving behind footprints that are now locked in ancient sand dunes.

Researchers from…