With tiny technological tweezers, researchers uncover new aspects of cell division

The body’s cells are constantly dividing—which, somewhat counterintuitively, means that they’re constantly multiplying. Because when a…

Hydrophobic nanostructured wood membrane for thermally efficient distillation

During water desalination, membrane distillation (MD) is challenged by the inefficiency of water thermal separation from…

1-2 caffeinated drinks not linked with higher risk of migraines; 3+ may trigger them

Researchers have evaluated the role of caffeinated beverages as a potential trigger of migraine. …

Earth's last magnetic field reversal took far longer than once thought

Every several hundred thousand years or so, Earth’s magnetic field dramatically shifts and reverses its polarity.…

Archaeologists discover almost 40 new monuments close to Newgrange

A team from University College Dublin have unearth almost 40 previously unknown monuments close to Newgrange,…

Viruses aren't all nasty: Some can actually protect our health

Viruses are mostly known for their aggressive and infectious nature. Click here for original…

The end of the world: A history of how a silent cosmos led humans to fear the worst

It is 1950 and a group of scientists are walking to lunch against the majestic backdrop…

When invasive plants take root, native animals pay the price

Imagine a new breed of pirate not only able to sail the high seas, but to…

City coyotes' poor diets could make them more aggressive, study suggests

City coyotes’ garbage-based diets are affecting their gut bacteria and that could affect how they interact…

Rosalind Franklin Mars rover nears completion

Engineers are close to finishing the assembly of the joint Europe-Russia robot set for launch in…