Your daily dose of science, research and AI stories
Your daily dose of science, research and AI stories
Biology
Your brain never runs out of memory space
Ever wondered if your brain could run out of storage space like your smartphone? Human memory works surprisingly differently.
Blue sharks use mirror bags to change color
Blue sharks may change color by adjusting microscopic mirrors in their skin, mimicking pressure changes during deep dives.
Building human DNA from scratch begins
Scientists are now writing human DNA from scratch, moving beyond reading our genetic code to creating it entirely in laboratories.
How blurry baby vision shapes brain pathways
What if babies' blurry vision isn't a bug, but a feature that helps organize their developing brains?
Brain creates time by bookmarking meaningful moments
Scientists discover how our brains bookmark time, creating retrievable memories from life's continuous stream.
Slimy robot suckers mimic octopus grip technology
Scientists mimic octopus suckers with artificial mucus, solving a sticky problem in underwater robotics.
The battle against invasive species never ends
When invaders thrive: The ecological chess game of invasive species in our globalized world.
Aging hearts naturally adapt to prevent arrhythmias
Aging hearts have a hidden superpower: microscopic gaps between cells naturally narrow, helping prevent irregular heartbeats.
Your cat recognizes you by your smell
Think your cat doesn't know you? New research reveals they recognize your scent better than your face.
Why people can’t stop feeding wild monkeys
Why do we feed wild monkeys despite the warnings? The answer reveals our complex relationship with wildlife.
