Recent research found that some bacteria are attracted to human blood that contains nutrients that they can use as food. This finding sheds light on the mechanics of bloodstream infections and their possible treatments.
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According to new research led by scientists at the University of Wyoming, the length of time that Yellowstone Lake is covered in ice each year has not changed over the last century, despite warming temperatures in the region.
Researchers develop AI tool to help people crack funnier jokes that are not only funnier but easier to come up with.
Watching sports could have psychological and neurophysiological benefits, fresh research finds, looking at how it impacts well-being in the general population.
Also known as avocado in some places, it is a fruit that has gained popularity in recent years due to its delicious flavor and its numerous health benefits. Here we tell you more.
The results of the study carried out by "citizen scientists" associated with NASA, a census at 65 light years of the Sun to learn more about our neighbours of the solar system, were announced.
Thanks to observations by James Webb, this cosmic monster could be found growing in the shadows of the primitive Universe. His redshift helped determine the distance.
Blinking plays key role in visual perception, fresh research reveals. It appears to do much more than just keep our eyes lubricated.
Recent studies reveal how climate change would be affecting the composition of mollusc and crustacean species. This, in addition to affecting its flavor, initiates a chain of problems in Chile, which is today the third largest exporter of molluscs worldwide.
Researchers from the Dragoi Lab have collaborated and used wireless tech to monitor the behaviour of macaques free to roam in natural settings, to understand foraging in not only animals, but humans.
The discovery of a dormant black hole 33 times the mass of our Sun offers new clues about how such massive black holes form.
The North Atlantic Meridional Circulation (AMOC), also known as the Gulf Stream, is weakening, possibly due to global warming. This evidence is supported by a study published in the journal Oceanography.