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Young pregnant black woman suffering from headache or migraine, feeling sick, sitting on sofa at home, free space. Sad african american expecting lady touching her forehead and big tummy, home alone

Mouth Bacteria Signal Mental Health Status in Pregnant Women

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health
Abstract colourful lines Credit: gremlin via Getty Images

Simulations Simplify Mystery of Elusive Quantum Particles

Categories Physics & Mathematics

Turning carbon emissions into methane fuel

Categories Technology
Crowds on Newcastle Quayside for the Great North Run in 2013

Northern UK and Irish Regions Better at Spotting Fake Accents, Study Finds

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences
Experiment in action

Moving in Sync with Robots Helps Build Trust, Study Shows

Categories Brain & Behavior, Technology
A urine test measures levels of five biomarkers to forecast a flare up of COPD.

AI-Powered Urine Test Predicts COPD Flare-Ups a Week in Advance

Categories Health, Technology
DESI observes the sky from the Mayall Telescope, shown here during the 2023 Geminid meteor shower.

DESI’s Galactic Survey Confirms Einstein’s Theory of Gravity at Cosmic Scales

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space
homer in space

Space Station Study Shows Astronauts Process Tasks More Slowly, But Maintain Accuracy

Categories Brain & Behavior, Space
Workshop with community members to draw the map of their land.

Climate and Conflict: A Double Challenge for Vulnerable Communities

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Social Sciences
smog

A response to India’s dire smog situation

Categories Bloggers
kimchi close up

Daily Kimchi Consumption Linked to Reduced Body Fat

Categories Health
SwRI researchers are expanding corrosion modeling software to predict if icy worlds such as Saturn’s moon Enceladus may be able to harbor microbial life. In this cross-polarized light microscope image, pores are visible in glycine-doped ice formed in a laboratory investigation of Enceladus’ subsurface conditions. These pores could form habitable niches for microbial life.

Scientists Use Corrosion Modeling to Study Habitability on Saturn’s Icy Moon

Categories Life & Non-humans, Space, Technology
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