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A data center in Denmark gives away heat that data centers often waste

A 12-year-old in Colorado built a lead detector out of carbon nanotubes after watching the Flint water crisis unfold, and her sensor can test water in seconds instead of sending a sample to a lab and waiting days for the result

Three schoolgirls in Kinsale pulled up a pea plant covered in warts (2016)

In a Warrenton, Virginia garage an 18-year-old Kettle Run High School student named Mia Heller built a membrane-free water filter the size of a bag of flour, three modules, one litre a pass, and her turbidity sensor logged 95.52% of microplastics pulled out by magnetic oil.

Ann Druyan's EEG Was Recorded for the Voyager Golden Record

The Silent Frequency That Makes Old Buildings Feel Haunted

Fructose Isn't Just Sugar. It Acts More Like a Hormone

Social Media Posts Predict Unemployment Spikes Two Weeks Early

Review of Anti-Aging Drugs

Cuttlefish 'talk' with their arms, study reveals

Moscow’s AI Machine: How Russian Operatives Built a Secret Server to Weaponize Election Disinformation

Scientists create first mouse model with complete, functional human immune system

Essential tremor linked to tripled risk of dementia, study finds

Longer proteins for longer lifespan? – Josh Mitteldorf

Is Aging Inevitable?

Is Aging Inevitable?

Age Reduction Breakthrough

Dinosaur Footprints on a Cave Ceiling

The Bredesen protocol for treating Alzheimer’s

Using Tinder doesn't result in more casual sex, according to new study.

The US military has funded a study and found more than a thousand low-lying tropical islands risk becoming "uninhabitable" by the middle of the century - or possibly sooner - because of rising sea levels

Lower levels of brain activity during childhood may lead to decreased self-control and, eventually, delinquent behavior in adolescence

Last year, fake news websites had about twice as much influence on the media landscape as fact-checking websites did, according to a new study

A new study led by Cedars-Sinai investigators dramatically illustrates the complexity of cancer by identifying more than 2,000 genetic mutations in tissue samples of esophageal tumors.

Telomeres–too much of a good thing?

For low-income children, relationship with parent key to health

Study in rats finds low blood alcohol levels have no effect on total calories consumed

New quantum states for better quantum memories - ScienceBlog.com

Modern Hunter-Gatherers Show Value of Exercise

Five-dimensional black hole could ‘break’ general relativity

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