Science of love “Losing and ending a romantic relationship is one of the most painful losses adults experience,” begins a BAS (bountifully acronymed study) by researchers in Germany and Iran, published in the Journal of Psychiatric Research. This is science...
Amorphophallus TitanumDerek Powazek When you think of livestreaming, if indeed you reflect on it at all, you probably imagine a gamer screaming about shooting the final boss. Or a conspiracy influencer “just asking questions” about why aliens are running Parliament....
AI can be used to detect where you are and what you are doing from GPS dataSouth_agency/Getty Images Hackers, app developers and even government agencies could be using your smartphone to create a map of the room you are in...
Researchers in Mexico are using satellite data to find covert graves – these could hold the remains of some of the thousands of people who have gone missing in the country over the past two decades Source link...
We Need to Rethink Our Strategy on Cannabis in the Overdose CrisisOpioid use disorder treatment needs to take into account evolving cannabis policies, to help give people the best chances of recoveryBy Joao P. De Aquino & Gabriel P. A....
These Living Computers Are Made from Human NeuronsIn the search for less energy-hungry artificial intelligence, some scientists are exploring living computersBy Jordan KinardFour clusters of living neurons are connected to electrodes on FinalSpark’s Neuroplatform chip. Artificial intelligence systems, even those...
Despite generally good welfare for horses at the 2024 Paris Olympics, many animal lovers remain haunted by troubling video footage of Britain’s triple Olympic gold medallist Charlotte Dujardin mistreating a horse during a training session, which emerged just days before...
Terraforming Mars would make the planet more like Earth and better able to sustain life as we know itDETLEV VAN RAVENSWAAY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Releasing glitter-sized iron rods into Mars’s atmosphere could warm the planet enough to melt water and support...
A popular sugar alternative could harm heart healthPawelKacperek/Shutterstock The low-calorie sweetener erythritol makes blood cells more prone to clotting. This may explain why it has been linked to a greater risk of heart attack and stroke in recent studies of...
Australia’s red-winged parrot feeding in fields in the Northern TerritoryRoland Seitre/naturepl.com Living On EarthPeter Godfrey-Smith (William Collins (UK, out now); Farrar, Straus and Giroux, (US, 3 September)) IN 2016, Peter Godfrey-Smith landed an unexpected bestseller with Other Minds: The octopus and...
