Health
Eat To Age Slower, How Food Signals Rewire Your Body
Diet is not just fuel, it is instruction, and it can push biological age up or down.
Sep 9, 2025
Health
Gut Microbiome Alters Blood Proteins That Steer How We Age
Some bacteria in the gut may quietly dictate which proteins rise or fall in our blood, deciding whether aging feels like a slow drift or a downhill slide.
Sep 9, 2025
Brain & Behavior
Your Brain Sees Red The Same Way Mine Does
The color red doesn’t just light up your eyes, it sparks nearly identical patterns in your brain as it does in mine.
Sep 9, 2025
Social Sciences
The Richest Americans Pay Less Tax Than You Do
In 1982, the 400 wealthiest Americans held just 2% of U.S. GDP. Today, that figure is 20%, and their taxes, proportionally, are shrinking.
Sep 8, 2025
Health
New Crystal Camera Promises Clearer, Safer Nuclear Medicine Scans
The first camera made from perovskite crystals has captured individual gamma rays, setting a new bar for nuclear medicine imaging.
Sep 8, 2025
Technology
DNA Neural Network Teaches Itself to Learn Like a Brain
The idea that DNA could be taught to "think" might sound like science fiction, but researchers at Caltech just pulled it off.
Sep 8, 2025
Life
Infrared Scans of Fly Larvae Tighten Forensic Timelines
A flashlight-sized scanner can read maggots better than the naked eye. Researchers at Texas A&M say handheld infrared spectroscopy, paired with machine…
Sep 8, 2025
Earth & Environment
How Developing Countries Can Achieve Growth Without More Pollution
Balancing growth with environmental survival has long been painted as a cruel trade-off for developing countries.
Sep 8, 2025
Brain & Behavior
Stepping Into a Game Helped Older Adults Reclaim Their Memory
Forgetfulness wasn’t supposed to fade so quickly, not at 73. Yet in Switzerland, a group of older adults with mild cognitive impairment, the earliest warning…
Sep 8, 2025
Health
Drones Aim To Deliver Defibrillators Before Ambulances Can Get There
Two minutes to take off. That is how fast researchers say a drone can launch with a defibrillator when a 999 call flags a cardiac arrest.
Sep 8, 2025
Physics
Why Small Black Holes Refuse to Eat Neatly
When black holes feast, they don’t just swallow, they spill. That’s the unsettling picture painted by new results from the XRISM satellite, showing that even the smallest stellar-mass black holes fling matter back into space instead of calmly consuming it.
Sep 8, 2025
Life
Lost Coelacanths Resurface in Britain's Triassic Shallows
The collar bone was the giveaway. A thick, twisted sliver of armor, more Mawsonia than mystery reptile.
Sep 8, 2025
Technology
Seashells Show Us How to Make Plastic Recycling Stronger
Recycled plastic is usually weaker, inconsistent, and untrustworthy. At Georgia Tech, researchers found that copying seashells changes the equation.
Sep 8, 2025
Technology
When Fast Charging Makes a Safer, Longer Lasting Battery
Fast charging, long suspected of killing batteries faster, did the opposite in a zinc ion cell.
Sep 8, 2025