A jawbone fossil found on a beach in Somerset, England, belonged to a massive marine reptile known as a giant ichthyosaur. Scientists say it is one of the largest animals
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Researchers have discovered why ambrosia beetles are attracted to alcohol and now better understand the beetles’ symbiotic relationship with the fungi they feed on. Scientists say the findings could help
Scientists at Ruhr University Bochum in Germany have developed a new blood test for Alzheimer’s disease that is capable of detecting early indicators well before patients begin to exhibit symptoms.
The United Kingdom’s looming exit from the European Union has spurred concerns about the future of research and innovation in Europe. Members of the scientific community in the UK and
Previously overlooked in both anatomy and medicine, scientists have just discovered a new feature of the human body that may soon be classified as an entirely new organ: “the interstitium”.
Through the references under the world’s “most elite publications” in science, scholars have shown which countries provide the most background knowledge for the most cited papers in the scientific literature.
In an effort to foster collaboration among academic networks of the EU, four universities in Europe are leading the charge in forming a “4EU” alliance for the betterment of research
It has long been observed in the field of ageing research that nonhuman animals on a calorie-restricted diet boast slower metabolisms and live longer than their counterparts who regularly consume
Most MEG machines are limited by their size, weight, and sensitivity to movement. With the development of a wearable brain scanner, neuroscientists might soon be able to study the brain
New research demonstrates that differences in pupil size can predict success during free recall tests of memory in humans, suggesting that pupil responses might be a valid marker of underlying