Newswise — MOSCOW, Idaho — Aug. 18, 2025 — Tropical forests, long considered vulnerable to drought, may be more resilient than expected — at least for now.
A sweeping new study published in Science…
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Discovering the brain’s internal compass through virtual reality
Zhengang Lu and Russell Epstein, from the University of Pennsylvania, led a study to explore how people maintain their sense of direction while navigating naturalistic, virtual reality cities.
As reported in their new JNeurosci…
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Special robot hunts for the perfect cancer warriors
Cancer patients can regain full health with immunotherapy. Now researchers are hunting for the perfect immune cell with the help of a very special robot. No one has done this before.
Today we can program the body’s own cells to…
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A shape-changing antenna for more versatile sensing and communication | MIT News
MIT researchers have developed a reconfigurable antenna that dynamically adjusts its frequency range by changing its physical shape, making it more versatile for communications and sensing than static antennas.
A user can…
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Do woodpeckers’ tongues protect their brains? Here’s what studies show
- A persistent claim circulated online that woodpeckers avoid concussions from pecking because their long tongues wrap around their skulls, protecting their brains.
- It’s true that some…
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Antarctic Ocean secrets hidden in layers of seafloor mud
Victoria Gill, Kate Stephens and Gwyndaf HughesBBC News Science team
Elisenda BallesteThe researchers worked from a vessel at a number of locations around the Antarctic Peninsula Why would anyone brave hand-numbing cold, icy winds and rough seas -…
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AI Revolution Could Require Us to Re-Think Money Entirely : ScienceAlert
It’s the defining technology of an era. But just how artificial intelligence (AI) will end up shaping our future remains a controversial question.
For techno-optimists, who see the technology improving our lives, it heralds a future of…
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Mediterranean diet success looks different for women and men, study of 4,000 adults reveals
Why women ace Mediterranean eating but struggle with sleep, while men win at activity, and how both can leverage these gender-specific strengths for optimal health
Study: Gender-specific insights into adherence to Mediterranean…
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Ultra-processed foods undermine diet quality in Mediterranean youth, study shows
From Egypt to Italy, children who regularly eat ultra-processed foods are falling short of dietary guidelines and moving away from traditional Mediterranean eating patterns, researchers warn.
In a recent article published in the…
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