Study: A Woman’s Walk Reflects Vaginal Orgasmic History
Something in the Way She Moves Stuart Brody from the University of the West of Scotland, in collaboration with colleagues from Belgium, has conducted a...
Researchers Discover Why Mole Rats don’t get Cancer
The team of researchers, led by Professor Vera Gorbunova and Assistant Professor Andrei Seluanov, found that abnormally growing cells in blind mole rats secrete the...
Stimulation of Brain Area Causes Bizarre Face Perception Experience
Ron Blackwell’s hospital visit took an unexpected turn when researchers electrically stimulated a specific part of his brain, causing him to perceive his doctor’s face...
Organism With No Brain Creates External Memories for Navigation
A particular slime mould, Physarum polycephalum (the “many-headed slime”), that has shown promise in mapping ideal routes to minimize energy, and this ability has...
Lungs Can Taste: Bitter Receptors Regulate Respiratory Defense
A person’s ability to taste certain bitter flavors is directly related to their ability to fight off upper respiratory tract infections, specifically chronic sinus infections....
Quantum Causality: When Cause and Effect Coexist
Do you ever get the sense that the future, past, and present are linked in non-linar ways? I wrote a poem in highschool about a...
Earth-Sun Distance Measurement Redefined
The International Astronomical Union (IAU) has redefined the astronomical unit (AU), a fundamental measurement in astronomy, to be a fixed constant value of exactly...
Research Shows Bacteria Are Social Microorganisms
Bacteria, once thought to be solitary and purely selfish organisms, have revealed a complex social structure that challenges traditional views. Research from the Massachusetts Institute...
Atomic Threesomes do What Two Can Not
A groundbreaking discovery from Kansas State University has opened new avenues in the field of quantum mechanics by identifying a unique bound state involving three...
Artificial ‘Womb’ Unlocks Secrets of Early Embryo Development
Pioneering research from the University of Nottingham has unveiled critical insights into early mammalian embryo development, significantly advancing our understanding of this vital biological process....