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Hurricane Florence Intensified Fast. We Still Don't Understand Why Some Storms Fizzle And Others Erupt2018-09-12 16:00:06
As Hurricane Florence careens toward the Atlantic coast, more than a million Carolina residents are evacuating while millions more are hunkering down -
A Simple Blood Test Could Tell You the Time Inside Your Body2018-09-12 15:40:30
In life, timing is everything. Your body’s internal clock – the circadian rhythm – regulates an enormous variety of processes: when -
Spring is Arriving Earlier, Messing With Bird Migrations2018-09-12 14:30:19
Thanks to climate change, spring now comes earlier. But how much sooner the season arrives varies across the U.S. That’s according to a new stud -
Ancient Hashtag Is Oldest Drawing Yet Discovered2018-09-12 13:44:53
The hashtag is far more ancient than we think. In a South African cave, inscribed on a flake of rock, nine lines of red ochre inscribe a familiar cro -
Humans Share Better Than Other Primates, Shedding Light on Our Evolution2018-09-12 10:30:23
The chimp-like apes known as bonobos are legendarily generous when it comes to sex. New findings now reveal they also share food with others, but not -
What is the Evidence for Hurricanes in the Distant Past?2018-09-12 10:04:43
Hurricanes are massive meteorological events and, as we've seen recently in Puerto Rico, enormous humanitarian disasters. Yet, on a geologic tim -
Men Are Attracted to the Scents of Fertile Women2018-09-11 19:15:40
Body odor gets a bad rap, but a person’s fragrance doesn’t have to reek like teenage boys after sports practice. Some bodily smells are pl -
Gene Mutation Made Our Ancestors Better Long Distance Runners2018-09-11 19:15:36
Humans aren’t as strong as lions, can’t run as fast as cheetahs and don’t see as well as owls. But there is one thing we are pretty -
Pair of Trojan Asteroids Hint At Battle Between Giant Planets2018-09-11 19:00:00
Much like the famed Trojan horse, Jupiter's Trojan asteroids are hiding a secret. According to a new study published in the journal Nature Astronomy -
Pigeon Poop And Strange Static: How We Proved The Big Bang2018-09-11 16:00:47
Sometimes scientific discoveries are made in world-class laboratories, when brilliant scientists come together to prove a wonderful idea true with fre -
AI Detects 72 Fast Radio Bursts Coming from a Distant, Unknown Source2018-09-11 15:18:39
Blazing across the sky for mere milliseconds, fast radio bursts (FRBs) are among the newest and most puzzling astronomical phenomenon. They come from -
How the Bilingual Brain Switches Languages2018-09-11 14:04:34
It seems researchers are a little closer to knowing how the bilingual brain works. A new paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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New Smartphone App Accurately Measures Blood Pressure from Fingertip2018-09-11 06:35:39
A team of researchers at Michigan State University has developed an iPhone X app that measures blood pressure via the ‘oscillometric finger pres -
ALMA Observes Most Distant Galactic ‘Wind’2018-09-10 11:05:43
Astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) have detected a powerful ‘wind’ in SPT-S J231921-5557.9 (SPT2319 -
Large-Scale Solar and Wind Farms in Sahara Would Increase Rain and Vegetation2018-09-10 09:25:48
Energy generation by wind and solar farms could reduce carbon emissions and thus mitigate anthropogenic climate change. A new climate-modeling study, -
Neuroscientists Find ‘Bravery Neurons’ in Hippocampus2018-09-10 08:05:20
An international group of neuroscientists from Sweden and Brazil has found that some cells in a brain area called hippocampus play a key role in risk- -
Researchers Say the Reason Pluto Lost Its Planet Status is Not Valid2018-09-10 07:15:02
In 2006, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) established a definition of a planet that required it to clear its orbit, or in other words, be th -
Bee Venom Could Help Treat Atopic Dermatitis2018-09-10 03:13:39
New research, conducted by scientists from Korea and Australia, paves the way for a new treatment for atopic dermatitis, by testing the effect of bee -
Lunar Swirls May Be Produced by Strongly Magnetized Lava2018-09-07 11:12:31
Planetary researchers from Rutgers University and the University of California, Berkeley may have solved the mystery behind lunar swirls, wispy bright -
Snakebites Decrease after Drought, Increase after Periods of High Rainfall, Shows New Study2018-09-07 09:46:00
Snakebites, contrary to public opinion, increase after rainy years, not drought, according to a new study that examined two decades of rattlesnake bit -
Pottery Analysis Reveals Earliest Mediterranean Cheese Production 7,200 Years Ago2018-09-07 08:22:49
An analysis of fatty residue in pottery from two Neolithic archaeological sites in Croatia has revealed evidence of fermented dairy products (soft che -
Chandra X-ray Observatory Discovers Ring of Dense Compact Objects in Distant Galaxy2018-09-07 07:35:09
A remarkable ring of bright X-ray sources — black holes or neutron stars — has been discovered in a galaxy approximately 300 million light -
Sleep Loss Impairs Metabolism, Leads to Adverse Weight Gain, Study Says2018-09-07 04:35:00
Losing just one night of sleep can have a tissue-specific impact on the regulation of gene expression and metabolism, according to new study. The find -
Amygdala Neurons Could Hold Key to Accurately Diagnosing Unipolar Depression, Bipolar Disorder2018-09-06 14:19:04
A team of scientists, led by Dr. Mayuresh Korgaonkar of the Westmead Institute for Medical Research and the University of Sydney, used MRI scanning to
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F.D.A. Cracks Down on Juul and E-Cigarette Retailers2018-09-12 16:16:09
The agency gave top makers of popular vaping devices 60 days to come up with a plan to keep their flavored products away from teenagers or face remova -
Oldest Known Drawing by Human Hands Discovered in South African Cave2018-09-12 16:05:50
The artifact, which scientists think is about 73,000 years old, predates the oldest previously known human drawings from Europe by about 30,000 years. -
Scott Pruitt, Former E.P.A. Chief, Is in Talks for His Next Job: Coal Consultant2018-09-12 15:43:03
Mr. Pruitt has remained largely out of the public eye since departing the Trump administration in July under a cloud of ethics investigations. -
Trilobites: They’re Blue, Purple and Red, and No One Has Ever Seen Them Before2018-09-12 14:59:24
Deep in the Atacama Trench off the coast of Chile, researchers discovered three new species of snailfish. -
Planned Parenthood Names Doctor, a Chinese Immigrant, as its New President2018-09-12 14:05:51
Leana Wen, who replaces Cecile Richards, won praise for her steadying hand as Baltimore’s health commissioner during the city’s convulsive -
These 3 Hurricane Misconceptions Can Be Dangerous. Scientists Want to Clear Them Up.2018-09-12 13:36:53
Some experts say that storm forecasts and risk assessments, like the “cone of uncertainty,” could be more clearly communicated to the publ -
Corporate Sponsors for NASA? Agency to Study Making Space for Brands2018-09-12 10:19:28
In an era of flat budgets for the agency, Jim Bridenstine has started talking about corporate sponsorships for NASA missions. -
It’s Not Just You: 2017 Was Rough for Humanity, Study Finds2018-09-12 07:08:48
Humanity had its darkest year in at least a decade, according to a Gallup survey of the emotional lives of more than 154,000 people around the world. -
Hurricane, Typhoon or Cyclone? Same Storm, Different Name2018-09-12 05:38:33
Tropical cyclones occur all over the world, but what they’re called depends on where they form. -
Beauty or Beast? Iceland Quarrels Over an Invasive Plant2018-09-12 03:47:41
Nootka lupine, introduced in the 1970s to control soil erosion, has spread wildly, threatening native species. But many adore its purplish blue flower -
They Defied Trump on Climate Change. Now, It’s Their Moment of Truth.2018-09-11 22:59:24
State, local and business leaders who vowed to uphold the Paris climate pact are gathering for talks in San Francisco. The big question is whether the -
Matter: Seeking Human Generosity’s Origins in an Ape’s Gift to Another Ape2018-09-11 19:00:03
Studying the behavior of our closest living relatives may help scientists better understand the human impulse for generosity.
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You're not as good at multitasking as you think2018-09-10 09:39:59
Science And why you should doodle in class. All of us multitask. But psychologists have been warning us about it for decades. Some say -
Adding clean energy to the Sahara could make it rain (and not just figuratively)2018-09-07 15:32:12
Science To green or not to green? Some see the Sahara as a potential solution to a looming energy crisis, and one that could potential -
Decades after a Nobel Prize snub, Jocelyn Bell Burnell's just won $3 million for her work2018-09-07 14:00:00
Science And she's giving it all away. Around 50 years ago, Jocelyn Bell Burnell discovered pulsars—but the Nobel Prize committe -
Five rad and random toys I found this week2018-09-07 13:05:58
Gadgets The end-of-week dispatch from PopSci's commerce editor. Vol. 55. My job is to find cool stuff. Throughout the week I spend ho -
The devastating fire at Brazil’s National Museum illuminates a global problem2018-09-06 12:30:00
Science Protecting artifacts from entropy is no easy task. Ninety percent of the artifacts at Brazil’s National Museum are belie -
The weirdest things we learned this week: deadly insomnia, the prettiest poop, and emergency beekeepers2018-09-05 15:30:00
Science Our editors scrounged up some truly bizarre facts. What’s the weirdest thing you learned this week? Well, whatever it is -
Mathematicians finally found the perfect bubble blowing formula2018-09-04 18:00:00
Science Science tackles the hard questions at last. What’s the recipe that separates making a good bubble from making a bad bubb -
The scoop on how mouse poop might get humans to Mars2018-09-04 14:30:00
Space Researchers are testing how life on the International Space Station affects the microbiome. It turns out that when a person alte -
Something called ‘squeezed light’ is about to give us a closer look at cosmic goldmines2018-09-04 11:00:00
Space Gravitational wave detection is going through an even tighter squeeze. Gravitational wave detectors work by looking for teeny ti -
Cheese played a surprisingly important role in human evolution2018-08-31 14:30:00
Science Ancient Egyptian cheese helps us understand when and how dairy came into our lives. While the techniques from bioarchaeology h -
Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution owes more to his garden than the Galápagos2018-08-20 11:00:00
Science On the Origin of Pigeons, Worms, and Barnacles. Although it’s too late to rebrand Darwin's famous work, it might make s
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Marijuana use among pregnant women is rising, and so are concerns2018-09-11 07:00:05
Pediatricians are urging caution as data show more pregnant women are using marijuana. More research is urgently needed on the drug’s effects du -
How obesity may harm memory and learning2018-09-10 13:06:07
In obese mice, immune cells chomp nerve cell connections and harm brainpower. -
A new hydrogen-rich compound may be a record-breaking superconductor2018-09-10 07:00:05
The record for the highest-temperature superconductor may be toast. -
Wildfires make their own weather, and that matters for fire management2018-09-09 06:00:05
Mathematical equations describing interactions between wildfires and the air around them help explain their power and destruction. -
Before it burned, Brazil’s National Museum gave much to science2018-09-07 17:53:59
When Brazil’s National Museum went up in flames, so did the hard work of the researchers who work there. -
A massive net is being deployed to pick up plastic in the Pacific2018-09-07 17:36:19
As the Ocean Cleanup project embarks, critics remain unconvinced that scooping up debris is the best way to solve the ocean’s plastic problem. -
These songbirds violently fling and then impale their prey2018-09-07 06:00:05
A loggerhead shrike that skewers small animals on barbed wire gives mice whiplash shakeups. -
Jocelyn Bell Burnell wins big physics prize for 1967 pulsar discovery2018-09-06 17:25:37
Astrophysicist Jocelyn Bell Burnell speaks about winning the Breakthrough Prize, impostor syndrome and giving back -
How plant microbes could feed the world and save endangered species2018-09-06 11:00:05
Scientists have only scratched the surface of the plant microbiome, but they already believe it might increase crop yield and save species from extinc -
Saturn has two hexagons, not one, swirling around its north pole2018-09-06 09:00:06
NASA’s Cassini spacecraft spied a vortex growing high over Saturn’s north pole, whose hexagonal shape mirrors a famous underlying cyclone. -
50 years ago, a pessimistic view for heart transplants2018-09-06 07:00:06
Surgeon Christiaan Barnard performed the first successful human-to-human heart transplant in 1967. In 1968, he predicted that patients would survive f -
German skeletons hint that medieval warrior groups recruited from afar2018-09-05 14:00:05
Graveyard finds may come from an ancient European warrior household with political pull.
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Immune response mechanism described for fate determination of T cells2018-09-13 15:00:44
Researchers have detailed a mechanism that sets the stage for the fate decision that gives rise to two major subsets of effector cells: T follicular h -
Tiny camera lens may help link quantum computers to network2018-09-13 14:20:57
Scientists have invented a tiny camera lens, which may lead to a device that links quantum computers to an optical fiber network. -
Famous theory of the living Earth upgraded to 'Gaia 2.0'2018-09-13 14:20:50
A new twist has been given to the 'Gaia' theory that aims to explain why conditions on Earth have remained stable enough for life to evolve over bil -
A very special protein synthesis machinery2018-09-13 14:20:46
Sleeping sickness-causing parasites contain an unusual protein synthesis machinery. A team of researchers has resolved its very special structure for -
Malicious brain cell identified2018-09-13 14:20:29
Astrocytes' important role in brain function suggests they are also involved in disease. Now, scientists have identified an astrocyte subpopulation a -
Blazes of light reveal how plants signal danger long distances2018-09-13 14:20:26
Botoniest reveal reveal how glutamate, an abundant neurotransmitter in animals, activates a wave of calcium when a plant is wounded -- the best look y -
Designer enzyme conquers sulfite reduction, a bottleneck in environmental cleanup2018-09-13 14:20:23
Researchers have cleared one hurdle toward environmental cleanup of certain contaminants with a newly designed synthetic enzyme that reduces the compo -
Scientific institutions continue to lag behind the #TimesUp movement2018-09-13 14:20:08
Scientific and medical institutions must fundamentally reconsider how they address sexual harassment in the workplace, experts argue in a new article. -
Weather forecasting sheds light on where and when birds will fly2018-09-13 14:20:02
September is the peak of autumn bird migration, and billions of birds are winging their way south. Using a combination of artificial intelligence and -
Novel flying robot mimics rapid insect flight2018-09-13 14:19:55
A novel insect-inspired flying robot, developed by TU Delft researchers from the Micro Air Vehicle Laboratory (MAVLab), is presented in Science. Exper -
How a virus destabilizes the genome2018-09-13 14:19:49
New insights into how Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus induces genome instability and promotes cell proliferation could lead to the developmen -
NASA gets inside look at large and powerful Hurricane Florence2018-09-13 11:39:57
NASA's Aqua satellite provided an infrared look at the large and powerful Hurricane Florence early on Sept. 13, 2018 that indicated wind shear was te
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Anti-Trans 'Bathroom Bills' Are Based On Lies. Here's The Research To Show It.2018-09-11 05:45:02
Our research found only one instance ― one! ― of a transgender perpetrator in an alleged sex crime in a public facility. -
Hurricane Florence Looks Truly Terrifying From Space2018-09-11 05:44:35
The powerful storm is expected to batter South Carolina’s coastline on Thursday. -
EPA May Slash Obama-Era Methane Restrictions: Report2018-09-11 01:04:42
The Trump administration's move is the latest effort to undo much of Barack Obama’s work to address climate change. -
Scientist Whose Male Boss Won Nobel For Her Work Is Giving New $3 Million Prize Away2018-09-07 18:13:33
Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell is creating a scholarship for women, refugees and minorities to study physics. -
Animals Are Smart. Are Humans Holding Them Back?2018-09-07 17:14:29
For centuries, animals’ capacity for human-like behavior went unnoticed. Now we know they’re more like us than we thought, but we’re -
A Bug's Heist: Thousands Of Insects, Spiders Stolen From Philadelphia Museum2018-09-06 03:27:38
It’s estimated that the stolen creepy crawlies are worth up to $50,000. -
World Health Organization: After Ebola Death In City, ‘No One Should Be Sleeping Well Tonight’2018-09-05 22:52:53
Experts worry the outbreak could escalate after a patient died in Butembo, a city of about 1 million people in the Democratic Republic of Congo. -
Good Job, Humans: 8 More Bird Species Confirmed Extinct2018-09-05 06:54:12
The cryptic treehunter, Pernambuco pygmy owl and iconic Spix's macaw are among the species that have disappeared in the wild. -
200 Actors, Scientists Band Together To Demand Climate Change Action2018-09-04 07:14:25
Stars Bradley Cooper, Jude Law, Patti Smith, Ethan Hawke and Juliette Binoche signed the open letter. -
Microdosing LSD Is A Growing Silicon Valley Trend. But Does It Actually Work?2018-09-03 09:11:37
Researchers are launching one of the first ever placebo-controlled trials of microdosing to answer this very question. -
Female Physicians 'Do Not Work As Hard,' Male Doctor Tells Medical Journal2018-09-02 13:29:17
Dr. Gary Tigges has made troubling comments in the past. -
Microwave Weapons Could Be The Culprit Behind The Mysterious U.S. Embassy Attacks2018-09-02 11:24:11
Several experts agree the unorthodox weapons are a "prime suspect," The New York Times reported.
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The irresistible CCL172018-09-13 00:00:00
The chemotactic protein CCL17 attracts immune cells to where they are currently needed. Doctors have long known: A high level of this substance in the -
Obesity alters airway muscle function, increases Asthma risk2018-09-13 00:00:00
New research suggests that obesity changes how airway muscles function, increasing the risk of developing asthma. The study is published ahead of prin -
How bacteria play pass the parcel -- and help each other evade antibiotics2018-09-13 00:00:00
Bacteria are very sneaky in their efforts to develop resistance to antibiotics. Some strains of bacteria package up the genetic instructions for how t -
Junior investigators successfully compete for extra NIH grants2018-09-13 00:00:00
More than half of early-career scientists who received their first research project (R01) grants from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious -
Heat-related deaths likely to increase significantly as global temperatures rise, warn researchers2018-09-13 00:00:00
The world needs to keep global temperatures in check by meeting the goals set out in the Paris Agreement, or more people could die because of extreme -
Study: Kidney stones have distinct geological histories2018-09-13 00:00:00
A geologist, a microscopist and a doctor walk into a lab and, with their colleagues, make a discovery that overturns centuries of thought about the na -
A potential new way to treat some of the most common blinding diseases2018-09-13 00:00:00
Many eye diseases exhibit increased permeability of blood vessels in the macular portion of the retina leading to abnormal fluid accumulation and visi -
One foot in the grave for pheasants that favor a side2018-09-13 00:00:00
Pheasants that more strongly favored one foot over the other die younger than those that don't, new research suggests. -
Diagnosing and treating resistant hypertension2018-09-13 00:00:00
Resistant blood pressure affects 12 percent to 15 percent of people currently being treated for high blood pressure. -
ACA expansion did not improve access to complex surgeries for low-income/minority patients2018-09-13 00:00:00
Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act does not appear to have reduced disparities in the use of regionalized surgical care among vulnerable -
Scientists use bear saliva to rapidly test for antibiotics2018-09-13 00:00:00
If you're looking into the mouth of a brown bear, which is among the world's top predators, your chances of survival probably aren't good. But a te -
Mitochondria come together to kill cancer cells2018-09-12 00:00:00
Uncovered details of a molecular pathway in cancer cells could lead to improved treatment.
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