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That essential morning coffee may be a placebo

Woman listening to music on headphones. Credit Pixabay

Brain Responses and Machine Learning Predict Hit Songs with 97% Accuracy

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Slightly lost bumblebees use scent to find their way home

Woman cupping her left ear

Left is Best: Study Finds Our Brain Has a Soft Spot for Positive Sounds

Swiss Materhron

Microbes in the Alps, Arctic can digest plastic at low temperatures

Researchers from Brazil showed that Amazonian dark earth (ADE), soils enriched by Amerindian people thousands of years ago, increases the establishment and growth of seedlings of tree species important for reforestation. By copying the composition of ADE, especially its microbes, reforestation in Brazil and elsewhere could be sped up

Secret Weapon for Reforestation Found in Amazonian Soil

Sleeping terrier dog

Old dogs with dementia sleep less deeply, just like people with Alzheimer’s

Woman in running pants and sports bra

The right sports bra may increase your running performance by 7%

Spiderweb with dew in the morning

Orb weaver spider glue properties evolve faster than their glue genes

Premature baby with mother in hospital

ICU incubators risk damage to babies’ hearing

Impossible Whopper

Meat-free proteins may trigger soybean and peanut allergies

A ‘cucumber green spider’

Wings, not webs: Certain bugs are the winners of urbanization

bee on an apple blossom

Bees follow linear landmarks to find their way home, just like the first pilots

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People use emojis to hide, as well as show, their feelings

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