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Biology February 6, 2018

Ancient virus could be responsible for human ability to think

An ancient virus could be responsible for human consciousness, giving you the ability to think for yourself.

Biology January 23, 2018

Biologists believe finding viruses is first step to finding aliens

The viruses are probably out there.

Biology January 4, 2018

New DNA vaccine could lead to a one-dose universal vaccine for the flu

Researchers at the University of Washington School of Medicine have developed a DNA vaccine, which could have the makings of a one-dose universal flu protection. Here's how it works.

Genetics September 27, 2017

Scientists find possible clue to ancient 'ghost species' of humans

By studying saliva, researchers at the University of Buffalo have found clues to a possible ancient 'ghost species' of humans.

Biology August 17, 2017

New taste simulator allows you to digitally sample food

Sample your favorite foods without the calories.

Biology August 17, 2017

The next Einstein? America's best and brightest minds

From curing blindness to building safer bridges to specialized 3-D that can save lives, American innovators are taking on science’s biggest challenges.

Biology August 16, 2017

Live forever? Scientists say human bodies have no detectable maximum lifespan

Last year, an academic research paper was published, arguing that maximum life expectancy is up to 125 years, but no longer. A newly-published piece of research disagrees in a big way.

College July 4, 2017

EPA-funded lab faked research results on respiratory illnesses, whistleblower lawsuit claims

Duke University has admitted that a research lab technician falsified or fabricated research data, some of which went into successful applications for major grants from the Environmental Protection Agency, as well as other government agencies.

Digging History March 2, 2017

Someone paid $15G for some decades-old mold

How much would you pay for a piece of mold?

Biology March 2, 2017

Why some people look like their names

If you've ever caught yourself thinking, "She looks like a Sue," or "He doesn't look like a Bob," a new study may back up your instincts about whether people's names suit them.

Biology February 27, 2017

Want to know the future? Most people don't, study suggests

Despite the popularity of horoscopes, most people don't really want to know their futures, a new study from Europe suggests.